Court Builders
A regulation-marked court with a compacted base that handles freeze-thaw cycles and drains cleanly for years.
What Goes Wrong
A base compacted to less than the required depth heaves after the first hard freeze, cracking the slab within one or two seasons.
The on-site evaluation confirms soil type and required base depth before excavation begins, so compaction specs match the actual site.
A slab poured without a calculated slope pools water at the key, accelerating surface wear and making the court unsafe in wet weather.
Surface slope is set during the pour and re-verified at the final walkthrough so water sheds to the perimeter on every finished court.
Lines painted by eye rather than measured from regulation specs produce a court that cannot be used for drills, training, or organized play.
Key, three-point arc, and boundary lines are measured and verified against regulation specs before the project is signed off.
Separating the slab contractor from the post installer creates gaps in accountability, backboard height and anchor depth are rarely rechecked.
Backboard and post installation is included in the same project scope so anchor depth and rim height are confirmed in one coordinated build.
Why Choose Us
Every project follows the same accountable process, on-site evaluation, itemised estimate, and a signed-off final walkthrough.
No number is quoted until a partner visits the site to assess space, soil, and drainage conditions.
Each cost, base prep, slab, acrylic coat, line marking, appears as its own line so nothing is bundled or hidden.
Base work and backboard installation are managed under one scope, so there is no gap between contractors on your project.
Slope, drainage, and regulation line dimensions are all checked and confirmed before the project is considered complete.
We connect homeowners with independent partners who have completed court builds in Loudoun County’s soil and climate conditions.
The Process
01
Submit your site details and a partner schedules a free on-site visit to measure space, assess soil, and check drainage.
02
You receive an itemised written estimate listing excavation, base, slab, acrylic coat, line marking, and post installation separately.
03
Once surfacing and marking are done, a final walkthrough confirms slope, drainage, and regulation line specs before sign-off.
Pricing Estimates
| Job | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Basketball half court | $20,000-$35,000 |
| Full basketball court | $30,000-$60,000 |
| Premium full court with upgraded features | $45,000-$100,000 |
Share your space and what you want to play, and we’ll arrange an on-site evaluation and a written estimate.