Sports Court Accessories Installation Questions

Often yes, but the existing anchor sleeves and surface around old bolt holes are checked first. Corroded or cracked hardware is scoped for replacement in the written estimate before any new accessory is positioned.

If a post wobbles or a net sags, adjustment may be enough. Rusted sleeves, bent brackets, or stripped anchor bolts are safety risks that warrant replacement, the on-site evaluation identifies which applies before work starts.

Each use works the anchor hole wider. What starts as a hardware swap becomes a surface repair job once the hole is damaged. Addressing it early keeps the fix to hardware only and avoids cutting into the court surface.

The local builder checks the court dimensions, surface material, and existing mounting points during the on-site evaluation, then confirms the correct hardware spec before the itemised estimate is written.