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Commercial, HOA & church court construction
Boards and committees need a clear scope and a budget number they can take to a vote. Start with a budget estimate for new courts, conversions, or resurfacing.
Projects
Common community court projects
New pickleball courts
Two, four, or more courts side by side with shared fencing, lights, and a spot for players to wait.Tennis to pickleball
Re-line or convert an underused tennis court. Often the fastest way to add pickleball to an amenity center.Outdoor basketball courts
Full or half courts for church campuses, schools, and parks, with durable goals and lighting.Resurfacing & repair
Crack repair, color coats, and new lines on aging community courts.Indoor gym courts
Lines and court layouts for church and school gyms and indoor recreation spaces.Tennis courts
New tennis courts, resurfacing, and blended pickleball lines for clubs and neighborhoods.
Planning
What boards should think through
Noise and neighbors
Pickleball is loud. Court placement, orientation, and sound-dampening screens matter when homes are close by. Settle this before the site is picked.
Lighting rules
Lights extend play but can spill into nearby yards. Shielded LED fixtures and set hours keep neighbors on your side.
Access and parking
Think about how players get to the court, where they park, and an accessible route from the parking area to the court gate.
Upkeep and resurfacing
Budget for cleaning, windscreen replacement, and future resurfacing. A reserve plan now avoids a special assessment later.
Getting a number
What to send for a budget estimate
- The site: an address, a site plan, or an aerial screenshot with the area marked
- How many courts, and for which sports
- Extras you're considering: lights, fencing, windscreens, seating, shade
- Your budget window and target timeline
- An RFP or bid documents, if you have them
FAQ
Community court questions
Can you give us a number before the board votes?
Yes. A budget estimate gives the board a realistic range to plan around. A firm quote follows once the site and scope are set.
How many pickleball courts fit on one tennis court?
It depends on the size of the fenced area and whether the courts are dedicated or share space with tennis. See adding pickleball lines for the options.
Do you respond to RFPs?
Yes. Start with the form below, and we'll follow up for the RFP and bid documents.
Free quote
Request a budget estimate
Tell us about the site, the number of courts, and your timeline. Site plans and RFPs can follow once we reply.
You'll hear back within one business day.