Sports Court Building Services

Backyard Sports Courts

An on-site evaluation of your soil, slope, and available footage comes first. The itemised estimate then covers excavation, sub-base compaction, surfacing, and line marking as separate line items so you know exactly what you’re paying for.

Basketball Court Installation

A regulation NBA half-court runs 47 by 50 feet, but most residential installs are custom-sized to the available space. Sub-base compaction, surface slope, and key and three-point line marking are all confirmed during the on-site evaluation before the estimate is written.

Commercial HOA & School Courts

HOA boards and school facilities need more than a contractor, they need documentation for design review committees and county permitting offices. The on-site evaluation produces site drawings and a written estimate that supports the approval process from the start.

Court Design & Site Preparation

No two sites in Loudoun County share the same slope, soil composition, or drainage pattern. The on-site evaluation maps existing conditions so the court design and sub-base specification are written to what’s actually there, not a generic template.

Court Lighting & Fencing

Lighting and fencing are most cost-effective when installed during the original court build, before the surface is finished. The itemised estimate lists pole placement, fixture spec, fencing height, and gate locations as separate line items so you can adjust scope without repricing the whole project.

Court Resurfacing, Repairs & Maintenance

A worn or cracked surface does not always mean the base has failed. The on-site evaluation determines whether the sub-base is still sound, so you get an honest assessment of whether resurfacing is sufficient or whether base repairs are needed before a new color coat goes down.

Multi-Sport Court Installation

A multi-sport layout fits more play into a single footprint by using color-coded line sets for each sport. The on-site evaluation confirms whether your available space meets minimum dimension requirements for each game before the design is drawn up.

Pickleball Court Installation

A pickleball court fits in a space roughly a quarter the size of a tennis court, making it a practical choice for residential lots and HOA common areas. The on-site evaluation confirms drainage, soil conditions, and available footage before the written estimate is produced.

Tennis Court Installation

A tennis court is one of the larger paved surfaces a residential or HOA property will install. The on-site evaluation assesses grading needs, soil drainage, and space clearances before the written estimate is produced, so the base specification matches actual site conditions.

Tennis-to-Pickleball Conversions

A single tennis court footprint fits up to four pickleball courts side by side. The on-site evaluation checks the existing slab for cracks, surface integrity, and drainage before any conversion work is scoped, so the written estimate reflects actual base conditions rather than assumptions.