Editorial overview
Fusion Bowling says it sells and installs one- to four-lane private bowling projects in the United States and works with homeowners and project teams.
Its pricing page publishes current package examples. These figures are provider-published examples, not project quotes, and building work outside the listed package still needs confirmation.
Documented scope
Provider type: turnkey installer.
Primary coverage: Private projects across the United States.
Capabilities: residential installation, new build, equipment installation, acoustic coordination, maintenance support.
Lane specialties: regulation.
Documented client types: homeowner, architect, interior designer, builder.
Evidence-backed highlights
Private-project focus
The company says it handles one- to four-lane projects in the United States and does not take commercial-center projects.
Published package examples
The pricing page lists one-, two-, and four-lane package examples with stated inclusions.
Residential portfolio
The company shows private projects in multiple U.S. states.
Coverage and service distinctions
- project installation: United States
- recurring maintenance: Confirm service availability for the project address.
Provider-published claims
Fusion Bowling says it was started in 2011 after prior family experience in bowling equipment and operations.
Published complete-package examples are $145,100 for one lane, $174,800 for two lanes, and $306,400 for four lanes.
Public contact details
Phone: +19047012695
Email: hello@fusionbowling.com
79 Hudson WayPonte Vedra, FL 32081, US
Questions to ask
Does Fusion Bowling handle residential projects?
Yes. Its current site says it sells and installs small private bowling alleys and accepts one- to four-lane U.S. projects.
Does Fusion Bowling publish pricing?
Yes. Its pricing page lists package examples and inclusions, but those examples are not a quote for a specific room.