Built around your sport.

It follows the sport. 3G, a long pile with rubber infill such as Champion 3G, is what football and rugby need. A 4G MUGA surface such as Stadia 24mm needs no infill and suits multi-use games areas, tennis, netball and general play. School play areas rather than pitches usually need a shorter play grade over a shock-pad. Tell us the sports and the age group and we will say which applies before anyone talks about price.

£60 to £80 per m² installed, excluding VAT. On a pitch the groundwork is most of it. A MUGA over an existing hard surface sits at the lower end, with no digging and no spoil. A full pitch build on open ground sits at the upper end. Line markings are quoted per layout.

Yes, and most MUGAs do. A surface tuned for football is slightly slow for tennis, and one tuned for tennis is slightly firm for football, so a 4G MUGA sits deliberately in the middle. Each sport is marked in its own colour, cut and tufted in, so the surface carries all of them permanently.

For rugby and for school play areas where children fall from height, yes. For a general MUGA it depends on the specification you are working to. The shock-pad is a separate layer under the surface, and it is the part that should never be value-engineered out.

Cut out of the carpet and tufted in as inlaid strips of coloured grass, not painted on. They do not fade, do not need repainting and do not wear differently from the rest of the surface.

Often, yes. Where the tarmac is sound we repair it, add drainage where water sits and lay the new surface on top, as we did at Wyvil Primary School. Where it is not, we dig out and build a new base.

A MUGA over existing hard standing is a few days. A full pitch build on open ground runs to a couple of weeks, almost all of it groundwork. A well-built surface lasts around ten years under club use and longer under lighter use.

Brushing to keep the pile upright, clearing debris, and redistributing the rubber infill so it does not thin out in the busiest areas. Topping the infill up every few years is normal. A 4G surface has no infill to top up. There is no mowing, seeding, rolling or feeding.

That is normal for us. School work runs in the holidays and club work runs in the close season. Tell us the window and the area and we will say honestly whether it fits before you commit to it.

Yes. Goalmouths and centre circles wear first and can be cut out and replaced in matching grass without relaying the pitch. Doing it early costs a fraction of a full replacement.