Sports Court Building Services

Backyard Sports Courts

We arrange a full yard assessment covering soil, slope, and drainage before any surface is scoped. The written estimate covers every phase, base preparation, surface material, fencing, and line striping, so nothing is added after the fact.

Basketball Court Installation

From site measurement and base prep through surface and hoop installation, the full scope is written before work starts. Central Texas clay soil requires proper drainage grading and compaction to prevent slab movement, and the builder selects base type and surface material based on your specific site conditions.

Commercial HOA & School Courts

We arrange full-scope court builds for shared-use properties, covering base prep, surfacing, fencing, lighting, and striping in one written estimate. Multi-court layouts are assessed for drainage design and concrete base requirements before any surface work is scoped, so HOA boards and school administrators see the complete project picture upfront.

Court Design & Site Preparation

A thorough site assessment and grading plan prevents drainage failures and slab movement before any base layer is set. The builder checks slope, soil type, and subgrade stability, then maps excavation, fill, and drainage requirements into a written scope before construction begins.

Court Lighting & Fencing

LED fixtures and galvanized perimeter fencing are planned together so pole placement, glare control, and fence line are coordinated from the start. The builder checks footing condition, power access, and lot lines before any hardware is ordered, keeping neighbor glare and fence height within local property requirements.

Court Resurfacing, Repairs & Maintenance

Cracked, faded, or water-pooling courts are assessed surface-to-subgrade before any repair or resurfacing work is scoped. The builder pressure-washes, fills cracks, patches low spots, applies a fresh acrylic color coat, and restripes lines, each step completed in sequence with proper cure intervals between coats.

Multi-Sport Court Installation

One court footprint is designed to support basketball, pickleball, and more. Base type and line layout are scoped together from the start. The site assessment checks grade and drainage first, then selects between a concrete slab, asphalt base, or modular tile surface based on the sports mix and your specific ground conditions.

Pickleball Court Installation

A regulation 20 ft x 44 ft playing area requires a properly graded base and acrylic surface to play true and drain cleanly. The site assessment checks slope, soil stability, and drainage before selecting between a concrete or asphalt base, and the acrylic coating and regulation line marking follow in sequence.

Tennis Court Installation

A full tennis court build covers site grading, base layer, acrylic surfacing, net post setting, fencing, and line striping in one written scope. The site assessment checks Central Texas soil conditions, including caliche, limestone, and clay, before selecting between a concrete or asphalt base, since each responds differently to Austin’s heat cycles and seasonal rain.

Tennis-to-Pickleball Conversions

An existing tennis court surface is inspected for cracks and drainage issues before any pickleball layout or line work is scoped. The site assessment checks whether the surface needs crack repair or a fresh acrylic coat first, then regulation pickleball lines and net posts follow at the correct 34-inch center height.