What We Do
Sports Court Building Services
From new court construction and site preparation to resurfacing, fencing, lighting, and sport conversions.
Backyard Sports Courts
A local builder will evaluate your yard’s slope and soil before any scope is written. Base prep, surface type, and drainage are planned together so the court sheds water fast and stays playable year-round.
Basketball Court Installation
South Florida’s sandy soil and frequent rain make base preparation the most critical phase of any court build. The builder grades the site, compacts the sub-base, and applies a UV-stable acrylic surface so the court drains cleanly and plays consistently through the outdoor season.
Commercial HOA & School Courts
HOA boards, school campuses, and commercial properties get an itemised scope covering base prep, drainage, surface coating, striping, and hardware. The builder assesses the site before any scope is written, so drainage design and surface slope are matched to actual ground conditions.
Court Design & Site Preparation
A flat-looking yard still needs slope evaluation and drainage planning before a base can be laid. The builder stakes the court boundary, assesses soil stability, and compacts the sub-base to a standard that prevents settling and water pooling under the finished surface.
Court Lighting & Fencing
South Florida courts are regularly used after sundown, and poor lighting or an open perimeter cuts play time short. The builder sets fence posts in concrete, tensions vinyl-coated chain link mesh to the specified height, and aims LED fixtures to eliminate shadows across the full court surface.
Court Resurfacing, Repairs & Maintenance
Surface problems like cracking, pooling water, and faded lines get worse without intervention, and South Florida’s UV exposure accelerates coating breakdown. The builder inspects the base layer and drainage slope first, then sequences crack filling, patching, resurfacing, and line striping to match the actual court condition.
Multi-Sport Court Installation
A multi-sport layout starts with site measurement to confirm which court configurations fit the available footprint. The builder grades the base, installs a concrete or asphalt layer, applies an acrylic surface, and stripes regulation lines for each sport before any hardware is set.
Pickleball Court Installation
Skipping base prep is the most common cause of cracking and drainage failure on new pickleball courts. The builder grades the site, compacts the aggregate base, pours the slab or asphalt layer, applies a UV-stable acrylic coat, and installs net posts and regulation line markings before sign-off.
Tennis Court Installation
Hidden site prep costs mid-project usually mean the initial assessment did not cover soil stability, run-off space, or drainage slope. The builder evaluates all three on-site before the scope is written, so base preparation, surface application, and net fitting are itemised before work begins.
Tennis-to-Pickleball Conversions
A surface and crack inspection comes before any line marking is planned, because striping over a deteriorated or poorly draining surface shortens the life of the conversion. The builder checks base condition, maps drainage, and confirms the pickleball layout before acrylic coating or net posts are scheduled.
Tell Us Your Site & Sport
Every enquiry starts with a free on-site evaluation, no written scope is issued until the ground and drainage have been assessed in person.