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Racquetball Court Installation Questions

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Can any indoor room be converted into a racquetball court?

Not every room qualifies. The space must accommodate 20 x 40 ft of floor area and a 20 ft ceiling minimum. Wall straightness and floor condition also matter. The site assessment confirms whether the room works as-is or what prep is needed before framing can start.

What happens if I delay the project after the assessment?

Delaying is low-risk at the estimate stage. However, if an existing court has cracked walls or a worn floor, continued play accelerates surface damage and can turn a panel replacement into a full reframe, a significantly larger scope and cost.

What is checked before framing begins?

The local builder checks floor dimensions, ceiling height, wall straightness, and floor level during the site assessment. Those findings go into the base-condition report and determine whether any prep work, leveling, structural adjustment, or clearance work, is needed before framing starts.

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