Our Coverage Map

Industry Trends Weekly covers billiards venues and pool table services in six regions of the United States

As a publication covering pool table services, we follow venues and service companies across the country. The regions below show where our editorial coverage is focused. We don't run offices or offer service in any of them; each entry describes what we watch in that market.

Regional Coverage

Northeast

Coverage Area: New York, New Jersey, Connecticut, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania

The densest concentration of dining establishments and hospitality venues we cover. Our reporting here follows high-volume restaurants, older billiards halls and the companies that keep their tables running.

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Southeast

Coverage Area: Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia

A growing hospitality market. Our coverage here follows resorts, high-end dining venues and entertainment complexes that add pool tables.

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Midwest

Coverage Area: Illinois, Michigan, Ohio, Wisconsin, Minnesota

A long tradition of neighborhood bars, restaurants and community billiards venues. Our coverage here follows league play and the local rooms that host it.

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Southwest

Coverage Area: Texas, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado, New Mexico

A busy hospitality sector. Our coverage here runs from casual dining spots to premium billiards lounges and resort game rooms.

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West Coast

Coverage Area: California, Oregon, Washington, Hawaii

Our coverage here leans toward upscale venues and new billiards room designs on the Pacific Coast.

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Central

Coverage Area: Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana

Our coverage here follows mid-size dining venues and regional hospitality businesses across the central United States.

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How to Use This Coverage

Regional Guides

Each regional entry gives venue operators and billiards room owners what we've learned about that market: the venues worth visiting, the questions to ask service companies, and what tables there tend to need.

No Service Scheduling

We don't schedule installation, maintenance or refelting work. When a table needs service, contact a pool table company in your area directly and ask about its experience with your table's make.

Industry Guidance

Beyond the regional entries, our articles cover standards, best practices, equipment specifications and trends in billiards and hospitality.

Questions About Your Region

Write to Us

Write to research@industrytrendsweekly.com with questions about venues or pool table services in your region. We answer from our reporting; we don't sell or schedule service.

Areas We Don't Cover Yet

We add regions as our reporting grows. If you're somewhere not listed above, tell us what you'd like us to cover.

Why Regional Coverage Matters

Pool table service is local work. A table is delivered, levelled and refelted by a crew that drives to it, so the best company for a venue in Boston is rarely the best one for a venue in Phoenix. Regional coverage lets us describe what good service looks like where you are.

Whether you run a single dining establishment with one pool table or manage several venues, start with a company that works in your area and can show you tables it has serviced.