Tennis, Pickleball and Basketball Courts in Your Backyard
A court starts as a paving job: excavation, drainage, a compacted base and a precisely graded asphalt slab. That's our trade. Then the color surfacing, lines, nets, hoops and fencing turn it into a court you'll use every week.
What goes into our sports courts
Built on a paving-grade base
Courts that crack usually failed at the base. Ours get the same excavation, drainage and compacted stone as a commercial lot.
Any sport, any size
Tennis, pickleball, basketball half and full courts, and multi-sport layouts with combined lines.
Complete package
Acrylic color surfacing, nets and posts, adjustable hoops, fencing and lighting.
Resurfacing
Existing courts repaired, resurfaced and relined.
The process
Design
Court type, size, orientation, colors and extras chosen with you.
Site work
Excavation, drainage and a compacted stone base, graded for a slight drainage slope.
Asphalt
Binder and top course paved and rolled to a tight tolerance.
Surface and finish
After curing, acrylic surfacing and lines, then nets, hoops, fencing and lights.
From the job site
Sports Courts FAQ
How much space do I need?
A full tennis court needs about 60 by 120 feet. A pickleball court fits in roughly 30 by 60 feet. Basketball half courts start around 30 by 50 feet. We can often fit a court on a lot you thought was too small.
How long from paving to playing?
New asphalt needs several weeks to cure before color surfacing goes on. Most projects run 6–10 weeks from excavation to first serve.
Can you resurface my old court?
Yes. Cracks are repaired, low spots leveled and the court gets new acrylic surfacing and lines.
Where we do this work
- Wappingers Falls, NY
- Poughkeepsie, NY
- LaGrange, NY
- Hopewell Junction, NY
- Beacon, NY
- Fishkill, NY
- East Fishkill, NY
- Cold Spring, NY
- Dutchess County, NY
- Putnam County, NY
- Westchester County, NY
- Rockland County, NY
- Orange County, NY
- Ulster County, NY
- Columbia County, NY
- Fairfield County, CT
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