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Below you’ll find running track construction and resurfacing companies operating in Colorado communities. Filter by city to locate contractors serving your area.
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GeoSurfaces specializes in the design, development, construction and installation of high performing sports surfaces. We are one of the few if not only firm in the USA that offers surfacing "turn key".
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America Sports Construction specializes in the construction, coating, and resurfacing of athletic courts, turf fields, running tracks, and indoor sports facilities. Whether building a new court or field or resurfacing an existing one, we are your sports surface experts, no matter the project.
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Since 1975, SMG has been developing and producing modern machines for the installation, cleaning and maintenance of synthetic surfaces in the sports construction sector. From synthetic surfaces to artificial turf, we have recognized expertise and experience in the specialized field. Ask us - we know what is possible.
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California Sports Surfaces
Since in 1953, California Sports Surfaces (CSS) is the surface of multiple Olympic Games as well as other world-renowned events. For whatever purpose - professional, college, recreational, or even residential - our sports surface brands deliver enhanced surface technology with applications that involve all facets of sports and recreation.
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Woodard & Curran is an integrated science, engineering, design-build, and operations company specializing in water and environment projects. The Sports, Parks, & Recreation practice area provides planning, permitting, design, construction, owner’s representation, and operations consulting services for high performing and environmentally responsible sports, parks, and recreation facilities for municipal, institutional, and private clients.
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Ecore Athletic
Ecore Athletic enhances athletic performance with durable, ergonomic, and acoustically advanced surfaces for indoor and outdoor sports, tracks, courts, and fitness areas. Their commitment to sustainability is evident in their efforts to reduce rubber waste and innovate environmentally responsible solutions, aligning athletic excellence with planet-friendly practices.
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KWS Engineering
- 1.3034781987E10
- 16489 E Berry Avenue, Centennial, 80015 United States
KWS Engineering specializes in calculating, designing, and engineering running tracks and tennis courts. Led by Ken Schmidt, a civil engineer and licensed land surveyor with over 25 years of experience, the company provides comprehensive technical services for athletic facilities. The firm offers detailed track calculations, having completed over 1,150 sets for track lane lines and event markings. These calculations can be delivered as survey files of coordinates or one-point setups. KWS Engineering produces CAD-generated drawings, with 625 completed drawings available in black and white or in specified paint colors. Design services range from basic schematics to complete design/build documents and construction specifications, encompassing more than 125 projects. Track certification services include ASBA, NCAA, and IAAF Class 2 certification for length, event placement, and grade compliance. The company also conducts track inspections and project management, evaluating surface conditions, dimensional accuracy, slope compliance, and providing recommendations. Ken Schmidt holds professional memberships in the American Society of Civil Engineers and the American Sports Builders Association (ASBA), where he serves as a professional member. He contributes to the industry through committee work on the ASBA Track Construction Manual and participation in efforts to standardize track certification requirements.
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Renner Sports Surfaces
- (800) 738-8106
- 2775 W. 7th Ave. Denver, CO 80204
Renner Sports Surfaces is a full-service contractor based in Denver, Colorado, specializing in the design, construction, and rehabilitation of tennis courts and running tracks throughout the Rocky Mountain region, including Colorado, Idaho, Montana, Utah, and Wyoming. Incorporated in 1997, the company handles projects from initial site evaluation through final completion, with most work performed in-house for enhanced scheduling control and quality assurance. The company's estimating and management team brings nearly 200 years of combined experience in tennis court and running track construction and renovation. Renner Sports Surfaces maintains active memberships in several industry organizations, including the American Sports Builders Association, Post-Tensioning Institute, American Concrete Institute, and American Society of Concrete Contractors. Services include tennis court construction, pickleball court installation, running track development, post-tensioned concrete applications for both tennis and track facilities, and artificial turf installation. In 2014, Renner Sports became part of the Tarkett Sports family as a Beynon Sports Company, expanding its reach within a global network of athletic surfacing solutions. The company's research and development team collaborates with end users to continuously refine construction processes and methodologies.
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Bolton & Menk, Inc.
- (303) 531-8848
- 5670 Greenwood Plaza Blvd, Suite W505, Greenwood Village, CO 80111
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Hellas Construction, Inc.
Hellas Construction, Inc. is a vertically integrated sports construction company specializing in artificial turf fields, running tracks, tennis courts, pickleball courts, and sports lighting systems. Since 2003, the company has partnered with professional, collegiate, and K-12 programs nationwide to deliver precision-built athletic facilities from start to finish. As a fully integrated operation, Hellas controls every aspect of project delivery, including in-house manufacturing of turf systems, track systems, and court systems. The company provides comprehensive services spanning geotech analysis, design-build solutions, construction, shock pad installation, turf and track installation, lighting, and ongoing maintenance. This single-source approach enables consistent quality control and on-time, on-budget project completion. Operating with a workforce of over 1,250 employees and more than 1,000 pieces of construction equipment, Hellas manages 100+ simultaneous projects across the United States. The company's portfolio includes installations for Kansas State University, University of Nebraska, and numerous public school districts. Hellas serves clients at every competitive level, engineering high-performance surfaces designed for safety, consistent play, speed, and long-term durability. The company maintains headquarters in Austin, Texas, with multiple regional offices supporting nationwide operations.
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Douglas Sports
Douglas Sports provides specialized sports equipment and facilities solutions for indoor and outdoor athletic venues. The company manufactures and supplies basketball systems, including the D-Pro™ and F5™ series with fixed, adjustable, and wall-mount configurations. Product offerings encompass backboard padding, pole padding with custom graphics options, anchor systems, replacement backboards, goals, nets, and poles. Beyond basketball, Douglas Sports serves multiple sports categories with equipment for baseball and softball facilities, including ball park netting, protective padding, windscreens, batting cages, and protective screens. The company produces custom netting solutions for baseball, softball, golf, hockey, soccer, and tennis applications. Tennis court products include nets, posts, ground sleeves, divider netting, backdrop curtains, windscreens, backboards, and maintenance equipment. Additional product lines cover pickleball court equipment with nets, posts, portable windscreens, and accessories; soccer goals and nets; hockey equipment; volleyball systems; and protective padding for indoor sports facilities. The company provides installation accessories, hardware kits, and windscreen materials across categories. Douglas Sports operates through an authorized dealer network and offers dealer support resources including installation instructions, cut sheets, CAD drawings, literature, and bid specifications. The company is based in Eldridge, Iowa, and provides custom equipment quotes for athletic facilities.
- 877.282.8733
- 1005 S 120th St, Lafayette, CO 80026
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STOCKMEIER Urethanes USA, Inc.
STOCKMEIER Urethanes USA, Inc. specializes in polyurethane solutions for sports and leisure applications as well as industrial uses. The company provides advanced materials and systems designed for athletic surface installations, including artificial turf fields, gymnasium flooring, and running tracks. As part of the international STOCKMEIER Group, the company operates with expertise in urethane chemistry and formulation. STOCKMEIER Urethanes develops and manufactures polyurethane-based products that meet the performance requirements of recreational and competitive sports facilities. Their solutions address the specific needs of outdoor synthetic turf systems, indoor gymnasium surfaces, and track and field venues. The company maintains production capabilities and serves customers throughout the United States while being supported by the broader STOCKMEIER network's global resources and technical knowledge. STOCKMEIER Urethanes focuses on delivering specialized chemical solutions that enable the construction and maintenance of durable, high-performance sports surfaces. With technical expertise in polyurethane technology, the company works with contractors, facility managers, and sports surface installers who require reliable material solutions for their projects. STOCKMEIER Urethanes USA, Inc. combines local market knowledge with the innovation and manufacturing capabilities of an established international chemical company serving the sports surfacing industry.
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Why Running Track Are in Demand in Colorado
Running track demand across Colorado spans school districts, municipal parks departments, universities, and commercial recreation facilities. Denver and surrounding areas face distinct construction challenges tied to high-altitude UV exposure, variable soil conditions, and significant freeze-thaw cycling. Regional variation means contractors must adapt site preparation and material selection accordingly. Communities planning new outdoor running facilities should account for Colorado’s climate profile early in the design phase.
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How to Choose a Running Track Company in Colorado
Use these criteria to assess running track construction proposals and contractors across Colorado.
| What to evaluate | Why it matters in Colorado | Priority |
|---|---|---|
| Freeze-thaw durability planning | High-altitude areas experience significant seasonal cycling; surface materials and base preparation must withstand repeated expansion and contraction | High |
| UV resistance of surfacing materials | Semi-arid climate with intense high-altitude sun exposure degrades conventional track surfaces faster than lower elevations | High |
| Soil and drainage assessment | Variable soil conditions across regions require site-specific evaluation to prevent water pooling and subsurface degradation | High |
| Contractor experience with Colorado climate | Regional familiarity with freeze-thaw, high UV, and elevation-specific challenges reduces costly design revisions | High |
| Local permitting timeline and codes | City-level permitting requirements vary; early coordination prevents project delays | Medium |
| Warranty and maintenance support | Colorado's climate puts stress on running surfaces; long-term support contracts are valuable for institutional owners | Medium |
Climate Considerations for Running Track Construction in Colorado
Colorado’s semi-arid climate and high altitude create specific demands for running track construction. Denver and surrounding areas experience large diurnal temperature swings and intense UV exposure that accelerate surface degradation. Soil conditions vary across the state, with rocky patches and inconsistent substrate composition common in certain regions. These factors mean running track surfaces must be selected and installed with Colorado’s climate profile in mind from the start.
Synthetic rubber and polyurethane surfaces generally perform well in Colorado’s conditions when properly installed over a well-draining base. Permeable base layers help manage snowmelt and spring runoff, reducing freeze-thaw damage to subsurface layers.
- High-altitude UV: Semi-arid conditions with intense sun exposure at elevation increase surface degradation rates
- Freeze-thaw cycling: Significant seasonal temperature swings stress track bases and subsurface materials
- Soil variability: Rocky and inconsistent soil composition across regions requires site-specific base preparation
Planning Your Running Track Project in Colorado
Running track projects across Colorado require early coordination with local planning and parks departments. Most institutional and community projects benefit from a phased approach that separates site assessment, design, permitting, and construction. Budget adequate time for soil testing and drainage evaluation, especially in areas with variable geology.
Engage with your city or county planning office during the concept phase to understand local code requirements, ADA accessibility standards, and any overlay districts that may affect design. Colorado communities increasingly prioritize sustainable stormwater management, so incorporate low-impact site design principles into your track layout and drainage strategy.
Running Track Permits & Regulations in Colorado
Running track permitting in Colorado is handled at the city and county level. Contact your local jurisdiction early in the planning process to confirm code requirements and timeline.
| City | Permitting Department | Link |
|---|---|---|
| Denver | Community Planning and Development | denvergov.org |
How Much Does a Running Track Cost in Colorado
Running track construction costs in Colorado vary significantly by location, existing site conditions, and material choices. Denver projects may face higher labor and material costs than rural areas. Soil preparation, drainage solutions, and surface material selection all influence final pricing. Use the Running Track Cost Calculator to estimate project expenses for your specific city and site conditions.
Request itemized bids from local contractors that clearly separate base preparation, surface materials, and finishing work. High-altitude and freeze-thaw considerations often increase base layer costs compared to lower-elevation projects.
- Regional variation: Urban areas like Denver typically carry higher labor and material costs than outlying communities
- Site preparation: Variable soil and rocky conditions increase base layer expenses
- Climate resilience: UV-resistant and freeze-thaw-durable surfaces cost more upfront but reduce long-term maintenance burden
Running Track Construction Considerations
Surface Material Selection for Colorado Climate
Running tracks in Colorado should use synthetic rubber or polyurethane surfaces rated for high-UV exposure and freeze-thaw cycling. Material selection should account for high-altitude intensity and seasonal temperature swings. Consult with contractors experienced in Colorado installations to ensure warranty coverage includes climate-related wear.
Base Layer and Drainage Design
A robust, well-draining base is essential for Colorado running tracks. Variable soil conditions across regions require site-specific engineering. Permeable base materials help manage snowmelt and spring runoff, reducing ice formation and subsurface damage during winter and early spring.
Maintenance Planning and UV Protection
Colorado’s intense high-altitude UV exposure accelerates surface aging. Plan for preventive maintenance cycles that include regular cleaning, sealant reapplication, and UV-protective treatments. Institutional and community owners should budget for ongoing care as part of long-term facility stewardship.
Funding & Financing for Running Track Projects in Colorado
Colorado public agencies, nonprofits, and schools can access state and federal grants for running track construction and renovation. The GOCO Local Parks and Outdoor Recreation (LPOR) Grant supports parks and recreation facility development across Colorado, including outdoor running tracks.
At the federal level, the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) funds construction and renovation of public recreation facilities that primarily benefit low and moderate-income areas. The Land and Water Conservation Fund State and Local Assistance Program supports outdoor recreation facility development through your state parks agency and requires a matching investment. The NRPA Grant and Fundraising Resources include rotating competitive grants for park access and capital improvements. For a comprehensive overview of running track funding opportunities, visit the sports facility grants and funding database.
About This Guide
We outline the essential criteria for evaluating potential partners — local experience, climate-appropriate construction, permitting, and cost — specific to Colorado. This guide was researched and reviewed by the Sports Venue Calculator editorial team, drawing on data from verified local suppliers and public regulatory sources.