What We Do
Sports Court Building Services
From new builds and site preparation to resurfacing, conversions, fencing, and lighting, we arrange the full scope.
Backyard Sports Courts
A site evaluation covers slope, drainage, and available footprint before any layout is agreed. Modular interlocking tiles or a poured base are matched to your yard’s conditions and the sports you want to play.
Basketball Court Installation
An on-site evaluation checks soil conditions, available footprint, and drainage before a surface type is recommended. Concrete, asphalt, or rubber sport flooring options are matched to your site, with painted court lines and hoop installation included in the scope.
Commercial HOA & School Courts
An on-site evaluation assesses the base, drainage slope, and layout options before any scope is agreed. The full build covers asphalt or concrete base preparation, acrylic surface coating, court line striping, perimeter fencing, and net installation, all under one written scope.
Court Design & Site Preparation
An on-site evaluation measures the footprint, checks slope tolerance, and assesses soil drainage before grading begins. Skipping subgrade compaction or drainage correction at this stage is the leading cause of surface cracking and pooling water after the court is built.
Court Lighting & Fencing
Post setting, fixture aiming, and gate hardware are all part of the installation scope. Galvanized steel fence posts are set in concrete footings, and LED court fixtures are positioned for even coverage without glare, a common issue when poles are placed without a layout review.
Court Resurfacing, Repairs & Maintenance
A surface flatness inspection and wear assessment determine whether crack filler and a fresh acrylic coating are enough or whether the asphalt or concrete base needs repair first. Delaying this assessment lets cracks widen and raises the scope of work needed later.
Multi-Sport Court Installation
Site grading, drainage setup, and base preparation are assessed before a surface type is recommended. An asphalt or concrete slab with an acrylic finish and sport-specific court striping lets multiple sports share a single footprint without separate court builds.
Pickleball Court Installation
Site grading and drainage are assessed before a concrete or asphalt base is recommended. The full scope covers base preparation, acrylic sport coating or modular tile, non-volley zone marking, service box layout, and net post installation to regulation dimensions.
Tennis Court Installation
An on-site evaluation checks slope, drainage, and the available footprint, a doubles court needs 78 by 36 feet of playing area plus run-off clearance on all sides. The scope runs from site grading and base preparation through acrylic surface coating, court line striping, and net post installation.
Tennis-to-Pickleball Conversions
A crack inspection and surface assessment determine whether the existing court can be restriped as-is or needs acrylic resurfacing first. One standard tennis court footprint fits up to four dedicated pickleball courts, and net post options range from portable nets to permanent post installation.
Get an On-Site Court Evaluation
Every enquiry starts with a free on-site evaluation, no commitment until you have a written estimate in hand.