Field Services
Athletic Field Construction & Installation
Experienced athletic field construction from Athletic Field Crew: new ball fields and turf fields for schools, parks and leagues around Dayton and southwest Ohio, built to the correct dimensions from the ground up.

Building a Field That Plays Well for Years
Athletic field construction is where the decisions that affect a field for decades get made: how it is oriented, how it drains, what the infield is built from and how the turf is established. Athletic Field Crew brings backgrounds in turf management, field construction and excavation to every new field, and one of our owners came to the company directly from an excavating business. We plan and measure first, build drainage into the ground rather than adding it later, and choose soil and turf materials for the way the field will actually be used.

Baseball and Softball Field Construction

Baseball Field Construction & Installation
New baseball fields built from measured layout, grading and drainage through infield, turf, mound, plate and bases.
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Softball Field Construction & Installation
New softball fields built to the correct layout with drainage designed for an all-dirt infield.
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1. Survey and Measure
We survey and measure the area to determine the correct layout and dimensions for the sport and level of play.2. Clear, Grade and Drain
The site is cleared, the soil graded and leveled, and proper drainage and irrigation systems are installed.3. Prepare and Install Turf
The soil is prepared and the turf installed, either by seeding or by laying sod, depending on timeline and budget.
Ready to Get Your Field Game-Ready?
Tell us about your field and we will follow up with options. Or call (937) 915-6006 and talk to one of the owners.
Built With the Right Materials
New ball fields are built with Washington Ball Mix infield mix, Marco Clay warning track material, Profile Products 5 Star packing clay and MoundMaster clay blocks for mounds and batter’s boxes, and Turface conditioner worked into the skin. The same products are available to your crew on the athletic field materials page, so the field can be maintained with what it was built from.

Why Us
Why Facilities Choose Athletic Field Crew
Experience on Ball Fields
Extensive experience repairing and restoring baseball and softball fields, with an understanding of what infields, mounds, home plates, base areas, warning tracks and turf each need.
Done Right the First Time
Proper materials, proper techniques and attention to detail. We address the underlying issue, not just the visible problem, so the same damage does not keep coming back.
Prompt and Dependable
Quick response to repair needs and efficient work that keeps field downtime to a minimum, with clear communication for coaches, athletic directors and facility managers.
Safe, Game-Ready Surfaces
Every field is different. We evaluate usage, drainage, soil, turf and budget, then recommend the work that gives you a safe, consistent, playable surface.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Do you install drainage and irrigation on new fields?
Yes. Proper drainage is built into every new field, and for football, soccer and other turf fields we install irrigation systems as part of site preparation.
How do you build a new football or soccer field?
We survey and measure the area to determine the correct layout and dimensions, clear the site, grade and level the soil, install drainage and irrigation, then prepare the soil and install the turf by seeding or laying sod.
Who do you work with?
Schools, municipalities, parks departments, youth and adult leagues and other athletic organizations. Day to day that means coaches, athletic directors, facility managers and maintenance staff, and we keep communication clear with all of them.
Plan a New Athletic Field
Tell us about the site and the sport, and we will walk you through the process. Request a quote online or call (937) 915-6006. Athletic Field Crew builds fields around Dayton and in Mason, Kettering, West Chester and Fairfield, plus communities such as Lebanon and Centerville.