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About USA Sports Courts

We scope your court project and schedule a site evaluation, then deliver a written estimate.

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How We Work

Scoping the job before anyone picks up a tool

Sports court projects go wrong when the base, drainage, and surfacing choice are decided without a proper look at the site.

USA Sports Courts is a national enquiry service for people building or restoring a sports court. That covers backyard basketball courts, multi-sport areas, club tennis and padel courts, and worn school or community courts that need resurfacing. You describe the site: property type, available space, current surface condition, and any drainage or settlement problems you have noticed. We take that information, scope the job, and schedule an on-site evaluation.

The on-site evaluation covers base condition, surface slope, and drainage before a single line of scope is written. From there, an itemized written estimate is put in your hands. That estimate lists base preparation, the surfacing option that suits your climate and intended use, regulation line marking, equipment placement, and expected cure times as separate line items. In northern states where freeze-thaw cycles stress sub-base compaction, that matters. In southern states where heat and humidity affect acrylic color coating cure times, it matters just as much.

We take your enquiry and scope the project. Our role is to set the schedule and make sure a final walkthrough happens before the project is closed. At that walkthrough, lines, anchors, and surface finish are checked against the original scope. Nothing is signed off sight unseen.

Our mission is to take the guesswork out of court projects for homeowners, schools, and commercial properties. A basketball court, a pickleball court, a padel court, and a multi-sport surface each have distinct build requirements. Getting the starting point right, base prep, drainage provision, and the correct surfacing material for the court type and climate, is what separates a court that performs for years from one that cracks, drains poorly, or needs rebuilding ahead of schedule.

Our Mission

We exist to take the guesswork out of sports court projects for homeowners, schools, and commercial properties. Every job starts with a careful scope, an on-site evaluation, and a written estimate for the work.

  1. Transparency

    Every estimate lists materials, scope, and cure times as separate line items before work starts.

  2. Specificity

    Court type, surface material, and local climate shape every recommendation we make.

  3. Accountability

    A final walkthrough checks lines, anchors, and finish before any project is closed out.

  4. Thoroughness

    Base condition, slope, and drainage are evaluated on-site before any scope is written.

The Process

From your first enquiry to final walkthrough

Four steps take your project from an initial site description to a finished, inspected court.

Request an Estimate

  1. 01

    Describe Your Site

    Tell us the property type, available space in feet, current surface material, and any drainage or settlement issues you have noticed.

  2. 02

    We Scope the Job

    We review your site details and schedule an in-person evaluation of base condition, slope, and drainage.

  3. 03

    Receive a Written Estimate

    The itemized written estimate covers base preparation, surfacing option, regulation line marking, equipment placement, and cure times.

  4. 04

    Final Walkthrough

    Once construction is complete, we arrange a final walkthrough to check lines, anchors, and surface finish before the project is closed out.

Common Questions

What to expect when you work with us

  • Do you build the court, or is the work scheduled with someone else?

    You describe your site, we scope the project, and the on-site evaluation and construction follow. We coordinate the schedule and the final walkthrough before the project closes.

  • What does the on-site evaluation actually cover?

    Base condition, surface slope, and drainage are checked in person. Those three factors determine whether the job needs sub-base compaction, crack repair, an asphalt overlay, or a full base rebuild before any surfacing material is applied.

  • What is included in the written estimate?

    The estimate lists base preparation, the surfacing option suited to your climate and court type, regulation line marking, equipment placement, hoops, net anchors, padding, and expected cure times and recoat intervals as separate line items.

  • What happens if I delay a resurfacing project on a cracked court?

    Water enters the sub-base through open cracks. In northern states, freeze-thaw cycles widen those cracks each winter and can turn a straightforward resurfacing job into a full base rebuild, which costs significantly more and takes longer to complete.

  • Do you cover my state?

    USA Sports Courts handles enquiries nationally. Coverage spans residential backyard courts, commercial facilities, and school or community courts across all states. Climate and local permitting requirements are factored into the scope and surfacing recommendation for your area.

  • Which court types do you handle?

    We handle enquiries for basketball, tennis, pickleball, padel, racquetball, multi-sport, and running track projects. Each court type has distinct base depth, surface slope, line marking, and equipment placement requirements, and the scope reflects those differences from the start.

Scope Your Court Project Today

Describe your site and we will schedule an on-site evaluation and an itemized written estimate.

Request an Estimate