Private Courts
A private court for daily practice without booking public facilities — acrylic surfaces, professional net posts, and drainage that handles California sun.
What We Do
Covering acrylic or modular surface application, net post mounting, drainage system installation, and professional line marking to ITF specifications.
Cushioned acrylic coating systems or modular tile installations engineered for consistent ball bounce, UV resistance, and tournament-quality play in California climate.
Professional-grade net posts anchored in concrete footings at USTA regulation 42-inch center height with adjustable tension systems for stable play.
Engineered drainage with 1-2% slope gradient channeling water away within 30 minutes of rainfall, preventing algae growth and surface deterioration.
Laser-guided court line application using durable acrylic paint, accurate within 1/8 inch of ITF dimensions for tournament compliance.
Why Sports Court Installers
Without proper base preparation and drainage, courts develop water pooling, surface cracks, and uneven bounce within two years — wasting your investment and making play frustrating.
Acrylic coatings can soften in extreme sun without UV-resistant additives, while modular tiles expand and contract with temperature swings. Choosing the wrong system means premature cracking or warping within three years.
Courts without proper slope and subsurface drainage develop standing water after rain, leading to algae growth, surface deterioration, and unplayable conditions. Fixing drainage after installation costs 40-60% of the original build.
Incorrect net height, inaccurate line marking, or uneven surface bounce disqualifies courts from sanctioned play. Rebuilding to ITF specifications after initial installation doubles your total cost.
Cushioned acrylic coating systems with UV-resistant additives maintain consistent ball bounce and traction through California's sun exposure. Surfaces meet ITF Category 3 (medium-fast) pace ratings for tournament play.
Subsurface drainage systems with 1-2% slope gradient channel water away from the playing surface within 30 minutes of rainfall. Prevents algae growth, surface cracking, and structural base erosion.
Professional-grade net posts installed at 42 inches center height with adjustable tension systems. Posts anchored in concrete footings for stability during aggressive play and wind exposure.
Court lines applied using laser-guided templates with durable acrylic paint rated for 5+ years of UV exposure. All dimensions verified during post-installation inspection to confirm tournament compliance.
Surface materials selected for thermal expansion tolerance and UV resistance specific to California's climate zones. Prevents premature cracking, fading, and soft spots from heat exposure.
Who We Help
From tennis enthusiasts wanting daily practice space to schools replacing aging courts, we arrange contractors who handle full installation from base prep through final inspection.
Players tired of booking public courts want consistent practice space at home with tournament-quality surfaces for daily training and casual play.
Educational facilities and tennis clubs need courts rebuilt to modern standards after years of cracking, drainage failure, and surface deterioration.
Homeowners and developers want tennis courts as high-value property features that attract buyers and increase resale appeal.
How We Work
We arrange local contractors who handle site assessment, design, permitting, and installation. You get a single point of contact from enquiry through final inspection.
Site Assessment
Contractor visits your property to measure available space, evaluate soil conditions, check drainage requirements, and confirm access for equipment. You receive a written estimate covering surface type, base preparation, and net system.
Base and Drainage
Crew excavates site, installs subsurface drainage system, and pours concrete base with proper slope gradient. Base cures for minimum 28 days before surface application to prevent cracking.
Surface and Lines
Team applies acrylic coating or installs modular tiles, mounts net posts in concrete footings, and marks court lines using laser-guided templates. Final inspection confirms ITF compliance and surface levelness.
Frequently Asked Questions
Answers covering surface types, drainage, costs, and what to expect during construction.
What We Do
Who We Are
We help California homeowners and facilities find the right sports court builder for their job. Every enquiry is reviewed by someone who knows the local area and the work involved, and we arrange a local contractor suited to your space and budget.
Our Full StoryWe exist to make sports court installation straightforward for California property owners by arranging experienced local contractors who build courts that last.
Contractors certified by American Sports Builders Association
Enquiries reviewed within one business day
Written estimates covering surface, base, and drainage
California-based builders familiar with local codes
Final check confirming levelness and line accuracy
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