AstroTurf Great Lakes in Novi Sets Record with 60+ Installations

AstroTurf Great Lakes, a distributor in Novi, reports it installed more than 60 fields this year at high school stadiums to collegiate programs such as the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.
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AstroTurf Great Lakes, a distributor in Novi, reports it installed more than 60 fields this year at high school stadiums to collegiate programs such as the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. The company serves as the exclusive distributor of AstroTurf products in Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Illinois.
AstroTurf Great Lakes, a distributor in Novi, reports it installed more than 60 fields this year at high school stadiums to collegiate programs such as the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. The company serves as the exclusive distributor of AstroTurf products in Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Illinois. // Photo courtesy of AstroTurf

AstroTurf Great Lakes, a distributor in Novi, reports it installed more than 60 fields this year at high school stadiums to collegiate programs such as the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor.

The company serves as the exclusive distributor of AstroTurf products in Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, and Illinois.

At Northwood University in Midland, Dean Soccer Field has a new AstroTurf Great Lakes installation.

“AstroTurf was great to work with from the start of our project to the very end,” says Jeff Curtis, athletic director at Northwood University. “The product and installation have exceeded our expectations.”

Mark Staten, director of sales at AstroTurf Great Lakes, noted: “As a coach who has worked with championship teams throughout my college career, I can confidently say that AstroTurf Great Lakes is a championship-caliber organization,” he says.

Founded more than 60 years ago,  AstroTurf is the inventor of the first artificial playing surface.

Today, the company offers “advanced systems engineered for safety, performance, sustainability, and customer satisfaction.”

Installations have included professional stadiums to colleges, schools, and community fields.

To learn more, visit astroturf.com.