Frazier's Field Repair, LLC

Below you'll find a short list of some of our customers. We are proud of the work we have done for these groups, and look forward to doing more work for them in the future. Frazier's Field Repair, LLC is fully insured. We also have a certified applicator license with the state of Ohio so we can...

Frazier's Field Repair is pleased to announce its own line of infield mix dirt for baseball and softball fields; Frazier's Select Baseball Dirt™. We have been using this material internally for almost a year, and we're amazed with the results. After years of searching, and testing we have finally...

While working at Big Walnut High school I noticed the very nice new batting cages they installed. I talked to coach Thrush about them, and he was nice enough to write this article about his batting cage installation. The first part of the process was raising the funds necessary to build the cages....

Drainage on a baseball field is key to the success of the program as a whole. If a field stays wet long after a rain games will be cancel, and that can mean lost revenue. Drainage is a very broad topic that will someday be a chapter in a book so we will focus this article on surface drainage for...

Baseball and Softball field Architecture The architecture of a baseball field seems very simple, but certain details do make it tricky at times. In this piece I will address some common questions we get from architects. Frazier's Field Repair offers drawing reviews for $100 per field. We start...

Infield Mix, Ball Diamond Clay, or Baseball Dirt When thinking about what to do to your field, the first thing you should look at is the dirt level of the skinned area. More than 80% of the fields we look at need dirt (infield mix). Fields that are low on dirt drain poorly. Good dirt will be...