Anyone who has marked a pitch knows the routine: string lines, measuring tape, and hours on end getting the lines just right.
For a growing number of UK clubs, schools and councils, that routine is changing. Turf Tank’s line marking robots now handle the pitch marking, so the people who used to do it by hand can get on with their ever-growing list of jobs.
As the customer base grows, the model behind it stays the same: subscription, service, and stability, all built around the people who mark the pitches every week.
Turf Tank bundles each customer’s robot, service, and support into one predictable annual price that everyone in the organisation can stand behind. Turf Tank also services its customers directly, with the largest local field operations team in the game, committed to turning up and supporting them, rain or shine.
Last year, Turf Tank expanded its UK team, adding regional specialists to bring that support even closer to customers.
“Having people on the ground across the regions means our customers get help from someone who understands their conditions, their challenges, and their pitches,” says Mike Thomsen, Operations Manager at Turf Tank.
Groundsmen who want to see the robot for themselves can find Turf Tank at SALTEX on 11 and 12 November at the NEC, Birmingham, on stand B100.
