What We Do
Sports Court Building Services
From new court builds and site preparation to resurfacing, conversions, fencing, and lighting.
Backyard Sports Courts
A site evaluation checks slope, drainage, and usable square footage before any scope is written. From there, the build covers base prep, surface installation, and regulation line marking, sized to your lot, whether that means a half-court or compact multi-sport layout.
Basketball Court Installation
An on-site evaluation assesses existing ground conditions, grass, old slab, or bare soil, before a base approach is chosen. The build then covers grading, drainage, concrete or asphalt pour, modular tile or acrylic surface, regulation line marking, and hoop installation in one coordinated scope.
Commercial HOA & School Courts
Institutional court projects start with a site assessment covering drainage, soil conditions, and available footprint before a layout is proposed. The full scope includes concrete or asphalt base construction, acrylic surface coating, regulation line marking for multiple sports, perimeter fencing, and hardware, delivered under a single itemised written estimate.
Court Design & Site Preparation
Site preparation starts with a slope check and soil assessment to determine excavation depth and drainage requirements. The work then covers clearing, grading, drainage pipe installation, and aggregate base compaction, the sequence that prevents settling and surface cracking after the court is built.
Court Lighting & Fencing
Lighting design places poles and aims fixtures to deliver even coverage across the playing surface without directing glare toward neighboring properties. Fencing is set with post depth and mesh panel height matched to the sport, typically 10 feet for tennis, lower for basketball and pickleball, with gate placement planned for safe access.
Court Resurfacing, Repairs & Maintenance
Surface inspection identifies whether cracks, peeling, or drainage issues require patch repair or full resurfacing before any product is applied. The repair sequence covers pressure washing, crack filling with patching compound, acrylic recoating in multiple passes, and regulation line repainting, with a 24-to-48-hour cure interval before the surface is ready for play.
Multi-Sport Court Installation
A multi-sport court starts with a site assessment covering drainage, slope, and available footprint before a layout is proposed. The build covers excavation, grading, concrete or asphalt base, surface installation, poured acrylic or modular sport tiles, and color-differentiated line marking for each sport sharing the space.
Pickleball Court Installation
Installation starts with a site consultation that checks drainage and available run-off clearance around the 20 ft x 44 ft playing area before a base approach is chosen. The full scope covers grading, concrete or asphalt base, acrylic surface coating with a cushioning layer option, precision striping, and net post installation.
Tennis Court Installation
An on-site evaluation checks slope, soil conditions, and available footprint before any base depth or drainage design is determined. The build covers aggregate base preparation, concrete or asphalt pour, acrylic surface coating applied in multiple passes, regulation line marking, net post setting, and perimeter fencing, all under one itemised written estimate.
Tennis-to-Pickleball Conversions
Conversion starts with a surface inspection that identifies cracks, drainage issues, and coating wear before any layout is planned. The scope covers crack filling and patching, acrylic recoating where needed, pickleball court layout for one or multiple courts on the existing slab, color-differentiated line striping, and net post adjustment to regulation pickleball height.
Tell Us the Site & the Sport
Every enquiry starts with a free on-site evaluation, no scope is written until the ground and drainage have been assessed in person.