Court Builds
A finished court with a solid base, UV-stable surface, and correct drainage, ready for play in any season.
What Goes Wrong
A slab poured without proper compaction or grading develops cracks and low spots within the first season.
The builder compacts the sub-base and grades it to a consistent drainage slope before any surfacing begins.
Standard coatings not rated for UV exposure fade and delaminate fast under Arizona’s intense summer sun.
A UV-resistant acrylic is specified by thickness before the job starts, so the surface holds color and texture long-term.
Courts built without adequate perimeter clearance pond water after monsoon rain, softening the surface edge over time.
Run-off clearance is planned into the layout so water drains away from the playing surface after heavy rain.
Lines applied before the final coat has fully cured lift or blur, leaving playing zones that are unclear and non-regulation.
Striping is applied only after the top coat has cured, giving clean, durable lines that stay readable through heavy use.
Scope of Work
From raw ground to a regulation playing surface, every component of a finished court.
Full build from site grading through base, acrylic coating, line striping, and a USAPA-spec net system.
Existing tennis surfaces assessed for level, run-off room, and slab condition before re-striping to pickleball specs.
Worn or faded acrylic surfaces cleaned, repaired, and recoated to restore traction, color, and ball bounce.
Compacted concrete or asphalt base graded to drain.
UV-stable color coat applied in multiple passes.
Regulation playing zones marked after final cure.
Posts set in concrete footings at regulation spacing.
Slope and clearance designed for monsoon conditions.
Why Choose Us
Accountability and process that keep a court build on track from first assessment to final inspection.
Base prep, surfacing, net system, and line marking are all scoped in writing before a booking is confirmed.
Drainage, run-off clearance, and base condition are assessed upfront so the quote reflects the actual job.
Backyard installs, tennis court conversions, and worn-surface recoats are all within the service scope.
Local builders understand caliche soil, monsoon drainage demands, and UV surface ratings for this climate.
Net posts are set in concrete footings and tensioned to regulation height, no improvised hardware.
The Process
01
Tell us about your space and we arrange a local builder to assess the site and drainage conditions.
02
You receive a written quote covering base prep, surfacing, net system, and line marking before anything is booked.
03
The builder completes base, coating, striping, and net installation, then hands over a court ready for play.
Pricing Estimates
| Job | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Court on modular tile | From $8,000 |
| Standard outdoor court | $20,000-$50,000 |
| Premium outdoor court | $35,000-$60,000+ |
Tell us about your site and we’ll arrange a local court builder to assess it and put the full scope in writing.