Sports

With commitment, diligence and dedication Spadeoak continually deliver world-class facilities to enable a variety of sports to be played and enjoyed throughout the UK. Our expertise includes Sports pitches, multi-use games areas (MUGAs), athletic tracks, cricket nets, tennis and padel courts, changing and spectator facilities, access roads, car parks, and landscaping

Spadeoak has constructed many of the nation’s most prestigious sporting projects which include numerous works at the 2012 London Olympic Park and Athletes Village; Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games, National Sports Centres, Ascot, leading universities, private schools, MoD sites and top sporting clubs across all categories.

Spadeoak design, construct, and maintain artificial sports turf pitches as well as:
• Athletic tracks
• Cricket nets
• Multi-Use Game Areas (MUGA’s)

• Sports pitches
• Tennis courts
• Training facilities
• + Other associated packages

Bostall Gardens

At Spadeoak we offer the full range of sports pitch installation, from athletic tracks and tennis courts to hockey pitches and Multi-Use Games Areas (MUGA’s) including Type 1 and Type 2 macadam, Type 3 and Type 4 polymeric as well as Type 5 synthetic turf.

Our experienced sports team offer a full in-house design and build service using the latest technology to provide the best surface solution for our clients.

From concept to completion we install the full build package including earthworks and drainage, sub-bases and macadam, shockpad and final surface finish as well as fencing and floodlighting.

A key area where we differ from most contractors is that the majority of each project is carried out by our own directly employed resources; we have around 150 permanent employees and extensive fleet.

Spadeoak are SAPCA members and an Sport England Approved Contractor
SAPCA is the trade association in the UK for Sports and Play Construction, the association and its members set the standard for sports construction excellence.

Spadeoak has also been selected by Sport England to support their framework for the Design and Construction of Artificial Outdoor Sports Surfaces. The requirements include visiting and surveying sites for condition and suitability, preparing feasibility reports including outline design proposals and consultation with required bodies.