Grand Slam Safety

We design, manufacture, and install our systems with our own teams. This saves you the headache of communicating and coordinating with multiple parties, which saves you time and money at the end of the day.

Just a little reminder and encouragement for all you parents and guardians out there. Even just showing up means the world to your child. You're doing a great job.

BIG NEWS! We're #hiring! Are you a creative communicator with a knack for maintaining consistent image and tone and a great eye for visuals? We're looking for you to join our team! We are in the *market* (get it?) for a #marketingcoordinator to oversee our digital marketing efforts, create and manage social media content, and help us grow brand awareness. If you are passionate about brand management, community engagement, and sports, we'd love to chat. Visit the "Careers" page on our website to apply today!

It's officially the first day of summer!

We were awarded a New York State Senate Empire Award for our dedication to the growth and prosperity of our community. We are so proud to call Lewis County home; this community is caring, hardworking, neighborly, and beautiful. Thank you, Lewis County, for being a great place to live and grow. And many thanks to Senator Mark Walczyk's Deputy Chief of Staff, Meredith George, for visiting the factory to present the award.

Baseball containment for training and game time. We keep you safe on and off the field.

We have confidence in our products because we have confidence in our team. Success requires relationship and collaboration; it's all about people.

As a small business, the absolute most important aspect of our workplace culture is teamwork. If we don't have each other's backs, and trust others to have ours, things will simply fall through the cracks. We are a team, we must be a team, and we wouldn't have it any other way.

We eagerly embrace opportunities to try new solutions. For this project, the upper structure of the curtain was placed above the ceiling tiles in order to attach securely to the building's upper structure. When the tiles are replaced, only the cables are visible beneath the ceiling.