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BUILT TO LAST: Old Courts Look Brand New After Resurface

Initially constructed nearly two decades ago, the Woodbury Middle School Tennis Courts in Woodbury, CT are a prime example of the durability of Post-Tension Concrete courts built by Classic Turf. Recently, a fresh coat of stadium blue and grass green acrylic surface paint was applied to the surface, along with 2 sets of pickleball lines… Read more »

Tarkett Sports Launches ClassicCourt, the 50-Year Post-Tension Concrete Court System

Built to last, ClassicCourt sets a new benchmark for quality in racquet and multi-sport court construction. Tarkett Sports proudly announces the launch of ClassicCourt—a world-class post-tension concrete court system engineered for exceptional strength, durability, and long-term value. Backed by an industry-leading 50-year structural warranty, built with patented technology, and installed by PTI-certified professionals, ClassicCourt raises… Read more »

Classic Turf Celebrates Tumer H. Eren’s Lifetime Achievement Award

Earlier this year, we had the immense pleasure of sharing some truly exciting news: our President,Tumer H. Eren, was honored by the Hartford Business Journal as a Family Business Winner in theprestigious category of Lifetime Achievement! This recognition was a proud moment for everyone at Classic Turf, reflecting Tumer’s unwaveringdedication and exceptional leadership over the… Read more »

Classic Turf Pioneers Innovation: Introducing the Post Tension Concrete Synthetic Field at Fraser Woods Montessori

At Classic Turf, we’re thrilled to unveil our latest project at Fraser Woods Montessori in Newtown, Connecticut, setting a new standard for sports infrastructure in the area. Our team is proud to pioneer innovation with the first-ever Post Tension Concrete Synthetic Field in the area, promising unparalleled durability, performance, and sustainability. Post tension concrete represents… Read more »

RSI Magazine April 2023

“Have you ever thought about what’s going on beneath the surface of your tennis court?
It’s usually not something that’s top of mind-at least until the court has succumbed to the elements.
Asphalt courts are susceptible to extreme weather and can deteriorate with temperature fluctuation.’