Backyard Play
A playable backyard for family games, even in Texas heat. Drainage holds, lines stay clear, and the work follows a predictable schedule.
What We Do
Covering site evaluation, base preparation, drainage provision, concrete or tile surfacing, and regulation line marking
Build regulation tennis courts with base prep, drainage, and surface coating.
Install indoor or outdoor basketball courts with regulation surfacing and hoop setup.
Install or convert courts to regulation pickleball dimensions with proper surfacing.
Versatile multi-sport courts with interlocking tiles and custom game lines.
Construct padel courts with steel framing, glass walls, and synthetic turf.
Install racquetball or squash courts with resilient walls, flooring, and lighting.
Build running tracks with base prep, drainage, and latex surfacing for lanes.
Onsite base, slope, and drainage assessment to specify subbase, grading, and surfacing materials.
Base preparation, drainage installation, surfacing application, and regulation line marking for full court builds.
Why USA Sports Courts
Many failed builds start with insufficient subbase or poor drainage, which leads to cracking, pooling, and early surface failure.
Texas expansive clay can heave or shrink seasonally, producing uneven slabs and open joints that break coatings and ruin playability.
Summer temperatures slow adhesives and coatings, increasing blistering risk and extending downtime unless work is scheduled for cooler months.
Insufficient falls or blocked drains cause standing water, slippery surfaces, and accelerated wear that shorten the court's usable life.
Engineered subbase with compacted granular fill and geotextile limits heave and slab movement on expansive clay or caliche bedrock.
Game lines applied to standard dimensions after surfacing, ensuring accurate play for basketball, tennis, or multi-sport uses.
Who We Help
Homeowners converting yards into play areas who need site evaluation, drainage planning, and HOA or permit guidance across varied lot sizes.
Facility teams specifying durable surfacing and line marking that withstands heavy use, hail exposure, and routine maintenance schedules.
Developers needing itemized schedules, base-condition reports, and minimized downtime for new construction or multi-site rollouts.
How We Work
A clear three-step process: site evaluation, an itemized quote, then coordinated on-site construction with a final walkthrough.
Site evaluation
We visit to document base, slope, drainage, and signs of caliche or expansive clay, then produce a base-condition report and recommendations.
Itemized quote
You receive a written estimate listing subbase work, drainage, surfacing options, line marking, materials, and expected cure times.
Coordinate build
We arrange local teams for base prep, drainage installation, surfacing, and a final walkthrough to confirm lines and playability.
Frequently Asked Questions
Practical guidance on cost drivers, schedules, permits, and risk if issues are left unchecked
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Who We Are
Get a durable, playable sports court with clear lines and predictable timelines. USA Sports Courts installs and refurbishes courts for homes and properties, and provides an on-site assessment plus a written, itemized estimate.
Our Full StoryWe exist to make sports court projects straightforward for homeowners and property managers by providing site-specific planning and clear project delivery.
Site Evaluation
On-site assessment and base condition report
Clear Quotes
Itemized scope, materials and cure-time estimates
Planned Scheduling
Work windows scheduled to minimize property downtime
Refinish worn courts to restore traction, fix cracks, and renew lines.
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Specify concrete coatings, interlocking tiles, or synthetic turf matched to Texas heat, use frequency, and low-maintenance needs.
Itemized quotes include cure-time estimates and scheduled spring or fall work windows to avoid summer heat delays.
Subsurface drains and a 1–2% surface fall direct water off the court, protecting coatings and reducing slip hazards.