Sports Court Building Services

Backyard Sports Courts

Turn usable yard space into a multi-sport surface built for year-round play. Site grading, sub-base compaction, surface selection, and line markings are scoped so the finished court drains correctly and holds up through seasonal weather.

Basketball Court Installation

Get a full-build basketball court covering site grading, base layer, surface coating, regulation line marking, and hoop installation. Every stage is scoped so the finished surface drains correctly and plays consistently through Roanoke’s summer heat and seasonal rain.

Commercial HOA & School Courts

Multi-user court builds for HOA communities, school campuses, and commercial properties include site grading, sub-base compaction, acrylic surface coating, and multi-sport line striping. The scope covers the rebuild-vs-resurface decision upfront so institutional buyers know exactly what the project entails before work is booked.

Court Design & Site Preparation

Grading, drainage planning, and sub-base compaction form the foundation every court surface depends on. The on-site assessment covers slope tolerance, soil conditions, and clearance space before excavation begins, so settling, standing water, and surface cracking are addressed at the source rather than after the court is finished.

Court Lighting & Fencing

LED fixtures and galvanized chain link fencing are sized to your specific court layout and sport before any posts are set. The builder checks power access, post stability, and fence height requirements first, then installs fixtures and panels on concrete footings so coverage is even and containment holds up through regular play.

Court Resurfacing, Repairs & Maintenance

Crack patching, acrylic recoating, and line repainting address the surface wear, faded markings, and drainage faults that make courts unsafe or unplayable. Catching small cracks early with a crack-filling compound prevents water from widening them through freeze-thaw cycles and avoids the cost of a full resurfacing later.

Multi-Sport Court Installation

One court surface can serve basketball, pickleball, and volleyball through a planned base, acrylic surface coating, and sport-specific line striping. The builder grades the site, selects the right base material for your lot’s soil and slope, and confirms net post and hoop positions before the surface layer is applied.

Pickleball Court Installation

A regulation 20 x 44 ft pickleball court needs a minimum 30 x 60 ft cleared and graded area to allow safe play around the boundaries. The builder handles site grading, base preparation, acrylic surfacing, non-volley zone markings, and net post installation so the finished court meets standard dimensions and drains correctly.

Tennis Court Installation

A full tennis court installation covers site grading, asphalt base, acrylic color coating, playing line striping, net post installation, and perimeter fencing in one scope. The builder confirms run-off clearance and drainage slope before any base work begins, since skipping that step is the most common cause of cracking and standing water on finished courts.

Tennis-to-Pickleball Conversions

Add pickleball striping, net anchor sleeves, and a center strap to an existing tennis court without a full rebuild in most cases. The surface condition is assessed first, since a court with active cracking or drainage faults needs patching before new lines are applied, or the markings will lift with the surface.