Asphalt Court Resurfacing Questions

Water enters existing cracks and, in freeze-thaw climates, widens them each winter. What starts as a resurfacing job can become a base rebuild if the sub-base is undermined. Addressing surface damage while the base is still stable keeps the scope and cost contained.

Frequency depends on climate, use intensity, and how well drainage was maintained. Courts in freeze-thaw climates or under heavy use typically show cracking and wear sooner. The on-site evaluation gives a clearer picture than any general estimate.