ATT Sports, Inc.

General information

ATT Sports, Inc. started operations in 2004. The founders Anthony Cunningham (30 years experience) and Cheryl Morton (22 years experience) are the original owners and are now joined by 42 current employees. The Company was originally named American Track and Turf, Inc. and amended to ATT Sports, Inc for brevity and flexibility in the fulfillment of our mission.

In the first year of operation we resurfaced and built tracks in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, New Jersey, New York, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Washington DC, Maryland and Ohio. We installed polyurethane track on Colligiate Projects, Army Corps of Engineers, Secondary Schools, and for Parks and Recreation Departments. Overall, we placed over 1.2 million square feet of new polyurethane surfacing, on time, and zero loss time due to accidents.

Concluding the sixth year of business we expanded operations to include the entire Northeast of the United States and placed over 900,000 square feet of elastic layer for the three major turf companies operating in the Northeast. We concluded several collegiate projects including University of Buffalo, Georgetown University, East Stroudsburg University, Gordon College, Brandeis University, Rutgers University, Clarion University, Gwynned Mercy College, Alvernia University, Juniata College, Dickinson College, Messiah College, Princeton University, and Lehigh University.

As we go into our 13th year of operation the future is very bright. The demand for resurfacing, repair and new construction has never been greater. We separate ourselves from our competition because while they have to sell “quality product and workmanship,” we take for granted that quality is implicit in our operation. We have found that the key to a successful project starts with listening to the customer, providing an accurate and timely proposal, following specifications, communicating with all parties to insure the completion of the project in the time expected. The “quality of our product or workmanship” is never a selling point, it is a “given.”