Sports Court Building Services

Asphalt Court Resurfacing

The resurfacing sequence covers base assessment, crack repair and patching, surface leveling, sealcoat application, acrylic colour coating, and line restriping. Whether patching alone is enough or a full resurface is needed depends on crack pattern, drainage condition, and base stability, confirmed at the on-site evaluation.

Basketball Court Installation

Installation covers sub-base compaction, surface pour or tile layout, acrylic colour coating, regulation line striping, and hoop mounting, all confirmed in an itemised written estimate. An on-site slope and drainage check happens before any surface decision is made.

Concrete Court Resurfacing

The resurfacing sequence covers slab condition assessment, pressure washing, crack filling and patch compound application, adhesion promoter, acrylic sports court coating, and regulation line repainting. Drainage slope correction is scoped at the evaluation stage, a slab that does not shed water will cause the new coating to fail prematurely.

Hoop Installation

Installation covers backboard, pole, and rim assembly, concrete anchoring or base ballasting depending on hoop type, and a final level and stability check. The driveway or court surface is assessed before anchoring begins to confirm the right foundation method and avoid surface damage during installation.

Multi-Sport Court Installation

Installation covers base condition assessment, drainage grading, underlayment placement, interlocking tile layout, and multi-sport line marking for basketball, pickleball, and other games. Tile thickness and surface flatness tolerance are confirmed in the written estimate before the local court builder begins work.

Padel Court Installation

A full padel build covers slab preparation and drainage, steel frame assembly, tempered glass and metal mesh panel installation, artificial turf laying, net and post setup, and lighting. Indoor builds require a ceiling height check before any other planning can begin, we scope that at the initial site assessment.

Pickleball Court Installation

The build sequence covers site grading, drainage preparation, concrete or asphalt base, acrylic colour coating, regulation line striping, and optional net posts, fencing, and lighting. An on-site measurement confirms whether your available space meets the minimum footprint before any estimate is written.

Racquetball Court Installation

The buildout covers dimensional compliance check, suspension framing, smooth hard-surface wall panel installation, floor leveling and finish, surface sealing, and regulation line striping. Wall flatness is verified before sealing because surface irregularities cause unpredictable ball bounce that cannot be corrected after the finish coat is applied.

Running Track Construction

A full build covers site grading, asphalt or concrete base preparation, polyurethane or tartan surface system installation, lane marking, and drainage provision for infield and runoff areas. The new-build versus resurfacing decision is made after an on-site base evaluation, not before the site is seen.

Sports Court Accessories Installation

Installation covers site assessment of existing anchors and surface condition, placement and alignment of basketball hoops, net posts, and pickleball systems, anchor bolt securing, and a final level and stability check. Loose or corroded anchor hardware left in place is a safety risk, we scope replacement as part of the initial evaluation.

Sports Court Installation

A full installation covers site measurement, sub-base compaction, underlayment selection, and modular tile layout, all broken out in an itemised written estimate. Nothing is priced until an on-site base evaluation confirms slope, drainage, and ground condition.

Sports Court Repair

Repair work covers damage inspection, crack cleaning and preparation, acrylic crack filler or sand-filled patching compound application, joint sealing, and surface leveling. Cracks wider than a hairline with active base movement underneath need drainage and base correction before filler is applied, otherwise the repair reopens within one season.

Sports Court Resurfacing

Resurfacing covers pressure washing, a surface bond test, crack filling with acrylic filler or patching compound, drainage correction where needed, and finish coat application. Courts in freeze-thaw climates and Sun Belt regions face different failure patterns, the prep sequence is matched to what the base and existing coating actually show.

Tennis Court Installation

A full build covers site grading, aggregate compaction, base layer construction, subsurface drainage, acrylic court coating, and line striping with net post installation. The base type, asphalt or concrete, is confirmed after an on-site evaluation of soil condition and drainage gradient.