Because at Stadium Pros, Inc. you’re not just a “client”; we specialize in building long-term relationships with our customers and will be here to answer questions even after your project is finished. Our team will work with you to accomplish a superior level of safety assurance, convenience and functionality for your system. With over 40 years combined experience in design, engineering, consultation, implementation and construction; our professionals are among the elite in the industry. When investing in a Stadium Pros, Inc. seating system, you’re receiving an asset that delivers the best continual value, safety and is virtually maintenance free.

Absolutely not! Our clients receive the same level of expertise and customer service from the smallest bleacher systems to the biggest grandstands.

Our first question to you is, “How quickly do you need it?” A longer timeframe is preferable, however; with our custom fabrication shop, we’re able to dedicate material and labor to a project rather quickly. We have completed projects on-time that others in the industry would not even attempt!

In a nutshell the answer is size. A grandstand is a very large and almost always permanent structure most often used for football stadiums. Grandstands may have basic bench seating, but can also feature individual chair back seats. Grandstands are sometimes covered with a roof, but are open on the front. They can be multi-tiered, have various size press boxes and can feature a covered bandstand. Stadium bleachers or “bleachers” are much smaller stands and are usually far more basic and typically single tiered. Stadium bleachers are commonly found at places like high school baseball fields, softball fields, soccer fields, rodeos and racetracks.

Elevated Bleachers is an industry term used to describe a type of bleacher that when seated on the first row you’re feet are at the same height as the front walkway. The elevation depends on what your specific needs are and in most cases will require stairs, ramps & handrails. Non-Elevated Bleachers simply means that when sitting on the first row your feet are at ground level.

Tip & Rolls are generally smaller bleacher sets that have the ability to be easily lifted up from the front or “Tipped” onto attached casters and rolled away for storage or repositioning.

With a truck-mounted crane:



Press Box installation typically only takes 2-4 hours!

Rise Height refers to the vertical measurement from the top of one bleacher seat to the top of the bleacher seat in the next row. Tread Depth refers to the depth or horizontal measurement of the front of a bleacher seat to the front of the bleacher seat in the next row.

A piece of aluminum that is attached underneath the seats and behind your feet which closes the open area between the seating plank and foot plank. Riser boards come in standard aluminum “mill finish” or can be colored:

Excluding chair back seats; standard aluminum seat width is 18", but can vary depending on a clients' specific needs.

“Replank” refers to replacing an existing structures’ seat plank, foot plank, riser plank or handrails etc. Essentially; replanking is upgrading or renovating your current seating system without replacing the entire structure. Code compliance and safety issues are just a couple of reasons our clients choose this service. “Relocate” refers to disassembling your current seating system and reassembling it at another location. Schools or organizations that have merged, or would like to move their current system use our relocating service to assist them and make their transition as smooth as possible.