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Bio

Chip is a continuing student in the business of sports and wellness development and the infrastructure required to support these activities. As the successor of the firm that innovated some of the first sports surfacing applications, Chip has worked to create a business strategy that maximizes Vintage’s participation in partnering with facility owners and directors to create the high quality experience for the user, participants and staff.

Chip began his product development career in college as the technical trainer for the first synthetic grass tennis surface to market in the US and the first infilled synthetic football field. This product development interest continued after graduating from college, working on the technical staff at California Sports Surfacing on a variety of developmental products in use today as portable and rooftop tennis/athletic surfaces. Joining Vintage Contractors in 1993, Chip has worked closely with our team to create an innovative, responsive and friendly environment for our clients and colleagues.

When Chip isn’t making peoples’ wildest tennis court dreams come true, he gets his thrills as a competitive skier and rower.

Year started: 1999

Bio

Tony is the son of Vintage Contractors founder Gene M. Edwards. In addition to growing up around the business, Tony spent summers during his high school and college years working for Vintage in the field.

Upon graduating from San Francisco State University with a BA in Journalism, he moved to Portland, OR and worked as a magazine writer and editor. Tony returned to San Francisco in 1997 to work in sales at Vintage with his father and Chip Moreland. Upon the passing of Tony’s father less than a year later, his responsibilities expanded and he became Chip’s partner at Vintage.

Tony manages all types of projects, from multiple court new facility construction and commercial and public works projects, to renovations, repairs and resurfacings. Over the years, Tony has always found the work to be exciting and challenging. His father used to say, “You learn something every day,” and that holds true to this day.

When Tony isn’t beautifying the land with pristine tennis court, he is an avid hiker, enjoying all that the beautiful California landscape has to offer.

Year Started: 1997