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Concrete Court Resurfacing Questions

Every question we get asked about concrete court resurfacing, answered straight.

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  • Why does water pooling matter before resurfacing?

    Standing water works under acrylic coatings and breaks down the bond. It also signals a slope or drainage problem that will cause the new surface to fail early. Drainage correction is scoped at the evaluation stage, before coating work begins.

  • What happens if I delay repairing cracks?

    Water enters the crack and reaches the sub-base. In colder climates, freeze-thaw cycles widen the crack each winter. What starts as a resurfacing job can become a slab replacement if the crack is left to grow through multiple seasons.

  • What is the best coating for a concrete sports court?

    A purpose-built acrylic sports court coating system, not ordinary exterior paint. The system includes a bonding step, multiple acrylic layers applied with recoat intervals observed, and a sealant topcoat. The coating is selected based on the slab condition found at the evaluation.

  • Will I see hidden repair costs added after the estimate?

    The written estimate lists slab prep, crack repair, coating, and line marking as separate line items. If the on-site evaluation uncovers additional repair work, it is scoped and priced before work starts, not added to the bill mid-project.

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