Pickleball Court Installation in Rosenberg, TX
New single and multi-court pickleball builds for backyards, schools, HOAs, parks and clubs, from bare ground to the first game, plus resurfacing of existing courts.
Built with quality materials
A pickleball court is only as good as the slab under it. We build every court on a compacted rock base and a level concrete slab with the right slope for drainage, then finish it with a cushioned or standard acrylic surface in your colors.
- 20 x 44 ft playing area. The official court size, with room around it for safe play.
- Compacted rock base over compacted subgrade. So the slab stays level and doesn't settle.
- Concrete slab. Backyard courts are typically a uniform 4-inch slab. Commercial courts are sized to your site and use.
- Acrylic court surface. Resurfacer, color coats and crisp white lines in the colors you pick.
Pickleball court quick facts
We also resurface existing pickleball courts
Faded, cracked or slick courts brought back to a clean, even playing surface, for backyards, schools, HOAs, parks and clubs.
- Inspect and quote. We walk the court, check cracks, low spots and drainage, and give you a written, itemized price.
- Deep clean. The court is pressure washed to remove dirt, mildew and loose coating so the new surface bonds.
- Crack repair and patching. Cracks are filled and low spots that hold water (birdbaths) are patched and leveled.
- Acrylic resurfacer. Resurfacer coats smooth the surface and give the color coats an even base.
- Optional cushion coats. Extra cushion layers can be added for a softer feel on knees and joints.
- Two new color coats. In the original colors or new ones you choose.
- Fresh lines. Lines are taped and painted for a crisp, regulation layout.
- Nets and posts. Worn nets can be replaced and posts reset at the right height.
How we install pickleball courts, step by step
Free site visit and layout
- We walk the site, measure the area and check drainage and access.
- We plan the court size, orientation, colors and fencing with you.
- You get a written, itemized quote. Permits and HOA paperwork are handled before we start.
Excavation and grading
- We remove grass, roots and topsoil down to firm ground.
- The subgrade is graded with a slight slope, about 1%, so water runs off the court instead of standing on it.
- The subgrade is compacted so it won't settle under the slab.
Compacted rock base
- We spread a crushed rock base and compact it in layers.
- The base is checked for level and slope before any concrete is poured.
Forms and net post sleeves
- Wood forms are set to the exact court size and finished height.
- Net post sleeves are set in the right spot so the net is centered and at the right height.
Pour and finish the concrete slab
- We pour the slab in one continuous pour and screed it flat.
- The surface gets a fine broom finish so the acrylic coating bonds well.
- Control joints are planned so they don't run through the playing lines where possible.
Cure time
- The slab cures before any coating goes on, usually about 28 days.
- Coating a slab too early can cause the surface to blister or peel, so we don't rush this step.
Acrylic court surface
- The slab is cleaned and any low spots are patched and leveled.
- Acrylic resurfacer coats fill the texture and create a smooth, even base.
- Optional cushion coats add a softer feel that's easier on knees and joints.
- Two color coats go on in your colors.
Lines, nets and finishing touches
- Lines are taped and painted for a crisp edge.
- Net posts and the net are installed and set to the right height.
- Fencing, windscreen, benches or lights are added if they're in your plan.
Final walkthrough
- We walk the court with you, clean up the site and go over care and warranty paperwork.
Pricing
Pickleball courts are quoted per project after a site visit, based on number of courts, slab size, fencing and surface options. Every quote is written and itemized after a free on-site visit.
What Houston-area customers say
“One of the few companies in the industry where the owner and person who gives you the bid is the one who actually does the work, which is a HUGE benefit. He ensures your yard drains well by shaping the base under the turf. Fair pricing, outstanding quality.”
Christine MottGoogle review“The quality of work was top-notch: perfect base prep, seamless installation, and it looks incredibly realistic. The crew was fast, efficient, and left the site spotless.”
Lanny HitchcockGoogle review“Right from the beginning, Jeremy served as a knowledgeable subject matter expert, recommending the right artificial turf application for my needs. He was very thoughtful, patient and caring along the entire process.”
Leonardo PardoGoogle reviewPickleball Courts questions
How big of an area do I need for a pickleball court?
The playing area is 20 x 44 ft. A pad of about 30 x 60 ft gives players room to move around the court.
How long does a pickleball court take?
The build itself moves quickly, but the new slab needs to cure, usually about 28 days, before the acrylic surface goes on.
Can you add pickleball lines to my tennis court?
Yes. We can add pickleball lines when we resurface, or convert a tennis court into dedicated pickleball courts.
Do you build backyard courts?
Yes. We build single backyard courts and multi-court builds for schools, HOAs, parks and clubs.
Do you resurface existing pickleball courts?
Yes. We clean the court, repair cracks, patch low spots, then put down new resurfacer, color coats and fresh lines.
Can I pick my colors?
Yes. You choose the court and surround colors, and we can match your school or community colors.
What warranties do you offer?
A 10-year labor warranty on all edges and seams, a 5-year labor warranty on the installation, and a 15-year manufacturer warranty on the turf product.
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Your vision, our quality.
We measure your space, explain the base and turf we recommend, and give you a written line-by-line price. The price we quote is the price you pay.
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