Court Upkeep
Keep your court safe, playable, and ahead of surface damage all year long.
What Goes Wrong
Hairline cracks left untreated widen under Arizona’s summer heat cycles, eventually reaching the concrete or asphalt base.
Crack filler applied at the hairline stage stops thermal expansion before the damage becomes a structural repair.
Overly aggressive pressure washing or abrasive tools strip the acrylic coating, shortening the surface life significantly.
The right pressure setting and technique removes mildew and sediment without thinning the coating layer.
Standing water after monsoon rain softens the surface edge, accelerates mildew growth, and undermines drainage channels over time.
A post-storm drainage check confirms run-off channels are clear and water is not sitting near net post footings.
Waiting until the coating fails across the full court turns a scheduled recoat into a far more costly emergency repair job.
A traction and wear check at each maintenance visit tracks coating thickness so a recoat is planned, not reactive.
What’s Covered
From a routine clean to a full recoat, each visit is scoped to what the court actually needs.
Removes mildew, fine sediment, and debris from the acrylic surface to restore safe traction and a clean playing area.
Filler compound applied to early-stage cracks on concrete and asphalt bases before heat cycles widen them further.
Full acrylic coating system applied when wear assessment shows the surface has thinned beyond routine repair, typically every 4-8 years.
Run-off channels and court edges checked after monsoon season to prevent pooling and long-term base damage.
Faded zone markings restored to regulation dimensions so court boundaries stay accurate and play stays safe.
Checks coating thickness and surface grip across the full court.
Targeted treatment for mildew patches on shaded court sections.
Inspects perimeter edges where cracking typically starts first.
Why Choose Us
Local knowledge, a clear written scope, and every stage of court care handled, not just one part of it.
Every enquiry gets a written quote covering the full scope before a single visit is scheduled.
Every scope accounts for how UV exposure and monsoon season affect recoat intervals and drainage needs here.
We schedule the visit, scope the work, and keep the process clear from first call to finished court.
The same service covers routine cleaning, crack repair, and full recoating, no need to find separate contractors.
We schedule site visits for homeowners and facility managers across the Phoenix metro.
How It Works
01
Tell us about your court. We schedule an assessment of the surface condition and scope the work in writing.
02
You receive a written quote covering every task, cleaning, crack repair, drainage, recoating, or line repainting as needed.
03
The maintenance visit completes the agreed tasks and confirms the court is safe and playable before leaving the site.
Pricing Estimates
| Job | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Routine court maintenance visit | From $250 |
| Seasonal cleanup and touch-up | $500-$1,500 |
| Annual maintenance service | $1,500-$4,000 |
Tell us about your court. We schedule an assessment and put the full maintenance scope in writing.