Deland, FL – Putterman Athletics has extended their warranty on select products from one year to five years, reinforcing the company’s commitment to product durability and quality for athletic facilities.
The updated warranty follows improvements made to both product design and packaging across several Putterman Athletics offerings. As part of that process, Putterman Athletics has focused on strengthening product durability, improving performance through repeated use, and reducing the likelihood of damage during shipping and handling.
The products include the Round Internal Wind Posts, Square Internal Wind Posts, the PRO-Pickle Portable Net System, and the Flip Down Portable Net System. These products are designed for frequent use in tennis and pickleball facilities and built for dependable performance, ease of use, and long-term durability.
For schools, clubs, and athletic programs, the longer warranty provides added confidence when investing in equipment that may be used season after season. When facility budgets and replacement costs continue to be closely watched, extending the warranty gives customers additional protection while supporting a longer product life.
“We’re always looking for ways to improve the products we build and the value we provide to our customers,” said Randy Futty, Executive Vice President of Business Development at Putterman Athletics. “Extending the warranty to five years on qualifying products reflects the confidence we have in the improvements we’ve made and our commitment to standing behind the equipment our customers rely on.”
The expanded warranty also reflects the company’s continued focus on creating products that balance quality, durability, and competitive value. From fixed court equipment to portable net systems, their products are designed for the demands of active facilities while maintaining reliable performance over time.
Putterman Athletics continues to look for opportunities to improve their product lineup and provide customers with solutions that support both day-to-day facility needs and long-term planning.
