Building Quality Running Tracks in Milwaukee and Southeastern Wisconsin
Whether you're a school, municipality, athletic facility, or private organization, building a high-performance running track requires expert grading, precision paving, and durable surfacing systems.
At Munson Inc., we’ve been the trusted name in athletic construction for over 70 years, specializing in new track installation, full rebuilds, and resurfacing projects that meet the highest industry standards. Our team handles every phase—from excavation and base preparation to asphalt paving and surface application—ensuring long-term performance and visual appeal.
As an active member of the American Sports Builders Association (ASBA) and an 11-time national award winner, Munson delivers running tracks that meet both professional and recreational specifications.
We’re dedicated to providing our customers an integrated solution for their athletic track needs. Our running tracks include:
• Grading and paving for new builds or full reconstructions
• A variety of surface systems to fit your budget and performance goals
• Durable, spike-resistant materials for long-lasting use
• A wide selection of colors beyond standard options
- Site Evaluation and Design
- Grading and Asphalt Paving (New or Rebuild)
- Surfacing and Coating
- Surface System Installation
- Line Striping and Event Marking
- Annual Track Inspections
- Latex/Polyurethane
- Colored and Logo
- Lane and Event Striping
- Resurfacing and Recoating
- Line Striping and Event Marking
- Color Restoration
- Crack Filling & Patching
- Leveling & Smoothing
- Structural Sprays
For schools, colleges, universities, municipal parks, athletic clubs, sports complexes, and recreational facilities, a high-quality running track is a vital investment in performance, safety, and long-term value.
We understand that facilities managers, athletic directors, and property owners need a dependable, long-lasting solution that enhances both user experience and site value. Our tracks are engineered to withstand heavy foot traffic, seasonal weather shifts, and daily wear—without compromising quality or safety.
With our in-house construction team, we manage every phase of the project—from excavation and base prep to surfacing and accessories—ensuring quality control and a seamless installation process.
We’re excited to help you! Your Munson representative will begin by discussing your facility’s needs to determine the appropriate surface system—options may include polyurethane, or latex —and any accessories such as fencing, lighting, or lane markings.
Next, we’ll address site-specific concerns like drainage, grading requirements and access for construction equipment.
Your Munson representative will then develop a design package for your track, including working drawings. When construction begins, Munson will build your running track from the ground up—handling excavation, grading, asphalt paving, surfacing, and finishing in-house. This ensures quality control and a seamless process from start to finish, with one contractor overseeing every detail.
After installation, Munson offers ongoing maintenance services including surface recoating, line striping, and seasonal care to keep your track in top condition.
Contact us for a free consultation and estimate.
The cost to install a running track depends on factors such as surface system selection, track size, site conditions, and location.
For an accurate estimate based on your project, contact us for a free consultation and estimate.
The timeline for installing a running track varies based on project size, weather conditions, site preparation, and chosen materials. On average, a standard track installation takes 6 to 8 weeks, including time for asphalt curing and surface application. Custom features or additional amenities may extend the timeline slightly.
To get a more accurate estimate based on your project specifics, please contact us for a personalized installation timeline and estimate.
A standard 400-meter running track consists of eight lanes, each 1.22 meters (4 feet) wide. The total oval length is 400 meters, with a radius of approximately 36.5 meters on the curves.
The full footprint of a regulation track—including runoff zones, field space, and perimeter fencing—typically requires a site area of 5 to 6 acres. Additional space may be needed for drainage, access roads, and spectator areas.
Munson provides expert guidance on designing a track that meets competitive standards and long-term maintenance needs. Contact us today to start planning your layout.
The best surface depends on your facility’s goals:
Need help choosing the right surface? Munson's experts will guide you to the best solution for your site and budget.
To keep your running track safe and visually appealing, regular maintenance is essential. Frequency depends on surface type, usage, and weather exposure.
Resurfacing & Re-striping – Tracks should be recoated and striped every 5 to 7 years to maintain traction and visibility. High-traffic or weather-exposed tracks may need attention sooner.
Crack Repair & Surface Inspections – Routine inspections help catch damage early.
Routine Cleaning & Debris Removal – Leaves, dirt, and standing water can degrade the surface.
Winterizing & Seasonal Care – In late fall, we recommend clearing debris and inspecting drainage to prevent moisture damage and surface wear.
Regular maintenance extends the life of your track and reduces costly repairs. Not sure what your facility needs? Contact us to schedule a professional inspection today!
Running tracks should be resurfaced every 5 to 7 years, depending on usage, climate, and surface type. Regular crack repair and inspections help extend the lifespan and maintain performance.
Membership in the American Sports Builder Association (ASBA) reflects both Munson’s commitment to excellence and the advancement of quality tennis court construction and the sports facility construction industry overall. Only an ASBA member is allowed to use the collective ASBA membership mark. Prospective consumers are encouraged to seek out only those companies upholding ASBA standards.