TENNIS COURT BUILDER & RESURFACING

Courts built
for time outside.

Court construction and resurfacing for tennis, pickleball, basketball and shared recreation spaces in Palo Alto and the Bay Area.

PLAN THE RIGHT WORK

Start with the sport and the surface.

A new court and an existing court that needs attention call for different plans. We review the space, condition and intended play.

01

Court construction

Discuss layout, preparation, drainage and the proposed playing surface.

02

Court resurfacing

Review wear, cracking and surface preparation before defining the resurfacing work.

03

Shared recreation spaces

Coordinate proposed sports, line layouts and the way the community uses the space.

Outdoor multi-sport court with basketball hoops and tennis markings

DETAILS THAT MATTER

Plan for the players.
Review the whole court.

Court work can involve more than a new color coat. We discuss the existing surface, visible damage, drainage and connected features before setting the scope.

  • Sports and intended layout
  • Existing cracks, worn areas and surface condition
  • Drainage and preparation needs
  • Access, closures and connected court features

OUR PROCESS

A clear sequence.
A defined scope.

01

Review the court

Discuss the intended sports, existing condition and available space.

02

Set the scope

Define preparation, repairs, surfacing and proposed markings.

03

Coordinate completion

Plan access and the sequence of work, then discuss return-to-play guidance.

PROJECT QUESTIONS

Questions about court work.

Yes. Able’s court services include tennis, pickleball, basketball and combination layouts.

Yes. We first review the surface and repair needs to determine an appropriate resurfacing scope.

A combination layout can be discussed based on the available space and intended use. Proposed markings should be agreed before construction.

Mention any connected court features in your inquiry. They can be reviewed and clearly included or excluded when defining the project.

START WITH A CONVERSATION

Let's talk about your property.

Tell us where the work is and what you have in mind. We’ll help you identify the right next step.