Routine cleaning
Leaves, litter, dust, organic material and other contamination should be removed before they become embedded in the surface or restrict drainage.
Fibre and infill management
Where applicable, brushing, grooming and infill redistribution help maintain fibre presentation and a more consistent surface.
- Inspect high-use zones more often
- Correct migration before it becomes severe
- Use equipment compatible with the exact system
Seams, lines and edges
Regular inspection can identify lifting seams, damaged inlaid lines, edge movement or local wear before repairs become larger.
Drainage and contamination
A field that drains well when new can perform poorly if pores, infill or the surrounding drainage system become contaminated or blocked.
Lifecycle records
Keep installation information, maintenance records, repair history and test reports together. They are valuable when planning resurfacing or assessing whether lower layers may be retained.