Multi-Sport Court Installation Questions

Pickleball, basketball and tennis lines all fit on a standard 60 x 120 ft surface when dimensions are mapped before the colour coat is applied. The on-site evaluation confirms whether your available space supports all three or a subset.

Without checking drainage and soil depth first, the sub-base specification is a guess. Clay-heavy soil in Loudoun County can cause base heave during freeze-thaw cycles, cracking the surface within a season. The evaluation prevents that.

Each sport is assigned a distinct acrylic colour before work begins. The colour assignments are written into the estimate, so there is no ambiguity when the painter arrives. Typically three hues are used, one per sport.

Yes. Fencing height and net post anchor positions are scoped during the on-site evaluation and listed as separate line items in the written estimate alongside base preparation, surfacing and line marking.

Many Loudoun County HOAs require a submitted plan showing court dimensions, surface colour and fencing height before approving work. The itemised estimate and layout drawing produced after the evaluation can be submitted directly to your HOA board.

Acrylic colour coats need a cure interval before play, typically 24 to 48 hours depending on temperature and humidity. The final walkthrough is scheduled after that interval, and the court is handed over only once every element is verified.