During the 2018 season, RS3 Turf performed a full field resod at Minute Maid Park, home of the Houston Astros. The scope included a two-inch depth sod and rootzone removal over an estimated 100,000 square feet, laser grading, preparing the area for incoming sod and complete removal of spoils from the site. The field was completed in three working days and met the standard of play for Major League Baseball.

RS3 Turf performed services at both locations to meet the needs of the Super Bowl Host Committee to serve as practice locations for Super Bowl LII teams. The scope included removal of existing turf, adjustments to irrigation heads and boxes to meet a new grade, use of blecavator (roto-tilling) to break up the organic layer, blending of new rootzone, laser-grading as well as installation of turf, top dressing and management of the 60-day grow-in with fertilizer, mowing and over-seeding.

RS3 Turf provides on-site management of the baseball field, berms, building grounds and parking lot areas at Dell Diamond. The team at Dell Diamond, home of the Round Rock Express, performs all daily field maintenance and grounds landscaping duties to meet the needs of a professional baseball stadium, such as seeding, watering, mowing and fertilizer/pesticide programs, all grass and warning track areas, game-day field preparation, field renovation and installation, minor repairs and general maintenance of field equipment, sprinkler systems and drains. RS3 Turf has also completed three full field renovations consisting of removing an estimated 100,000 square feet of existing sod at two to six inches in depth in some areas, laser-grading, prepping the area for sod and installing an estimated 100,000 square feet of TifTuf Bermuda.

RS3 Turf completed an entire overhaul of two practice fields for the Cincinnati Bengals in June 2019. First, all irrigation heads were removed as well as 100,000 square feet of existing sod up to one and a quarter inch in depth and the rootzone was reverse tilled an additional four inches to breakup organic matter and blend in additional rootzone materials. Irrigation heads were put back into place before a two-ton roller packed down the freshly tilled rootzone with a laser-controlled grade box to a quarter percent grade. Overall, 400 tons of old materials were removed and replaced with 100,000 square feet of new Northbridge and Tacoma 31 sod and 200 tons of USGA specification sand.