Every court moves through four stages: Design, Build, Play, and Maintain. In Design we visit your site, confirm the footprint and clearances, and put a real plan in front of you. In Build we start with excavation and a properly engineered base, then move up through concrete, surfacing, striping, and features. In Play we hand over a finished court. In Maintain we stay on for resurfacing and recoating, because we are there for the life of your court.
It depends on the size, the surface, site prep, and features like fencing, lighting, and shade. After a site visit we give you a realistic timeline for your specific project and, just as importantly, we hold to it. On-time and on-budget is how we have kept working with clients across Nevada and Arizona for over 20 years.
We do not publish flat per-foot prices, because no two projects are the same. Instead we come out, look at your space, and give you an itemized quote you can actually plan around. That way you know exactly what you are paying for, from the base up. Call us at 702-883-8386 to set up a visit.
Everything above ground rides on what is below it. A properly engineered, reinforced base is what keeps a court from cracking as soil moves and temperatures swing. We will never cut corners on excavation or the base to shave a number, because that is the one shortcut that shows up later. Some of our courts in the Las Vegas area have lasted over 30 years and are still going strong.
We work in poured acrylic, cushioned acrylic, modular tile, turf, and hardwood. The right one depends on your sport, how much the court will be used, and how you want it to feel and be maintained. We will steer you to the surface that fits your court rather than the most expensive option, and we will tell you honestly when a premium surface is more than a light-use court needs.
Yes. Maintain is the fourth stage of our process. We handle resurfacing, recoating, and striping refreshes on a sensible schedule, and we stay on as your partner for the life of your court. We pride ourselves on our relationships with clients long after the build is done.
We do. We build for HOAs, apartment and multifamily communities, resorts, schools and universities, and parks and recreation departments. We are comfortable presenting to boards and design-review committees, preparing the plans and visuals they need, and building for the heavy, shared use a community amenity sees.
Yes. We regularly prepare layouts, surface and color options, and renderings for architectural and design-review committees, and we answer their questions in plain language so approval goes smoothly.
They can when they are built for it. We use UV-stable acrylic coatings that hold their color through year-round sun, engineer the base for desert soil movement, and plan orientation and shade to keep the surface cooler. Building for the climate up front is why our courts last so long out here.
Lighter, reflective surface colors run cooler, smart orientation keeps the harshest sun to the side, and shade structures or a covered court option stretch your playable hours. We plan all of this in the Design stage so your family can actually use the court through the summer.
We build throughout Southern Nevada, including Las Vegas and Henderson, and across Arizona, including the greater Phoenix area. If you are nearby and not sure, just call and ask.
Call us at 702-883-8386 or reach out through our contact page. We will set up a site visit, talk through the sports you want to play and the space you have, and give you an itemized quote and a plan. From there we guide you every step of the way.
The cost of building a pickleball court typically ranges from $15,000 to $35,000 for a standard outdoor acrylic court. Costs depend on factors like surface material, site preparation, fencing, lighting, and labor. Higher-end finishes or multiple courts can increase the total investment.
High-quality acrylic surfaces with cushioning layers are ideal for pickleball. Products like Plexipave, SportMaster, or NovaCushion offer durability, consistent ball bounce, UV resistance, and traction, making gameplay safe and comfortable for both recreational and competitive players.
Installing a standard acrylic pickleball court generally costs between $20,000 and $35,000, depending on factors such as site preparation, fencing, lighting, and the quality of the acrylic finish.
Acrylic or cushioned acrylic surfaces are considered the best for outdoor pickleball courts due to durability, traction, low maintenance, and consistent ball response. Proper drainage and base preparation are also critical for long-lasting performance.
Outdoor acrylic courts should be resurfaced every 4–8 years, depending on usage and climate conditions. Regular cleaning and minor crack repairs can extend the life of the surface between resurfacing cycles.
A standard pickleball court measures 20 feet wide by 44 feet long, with a net height of 36 inches at the sidelines and 34 inches at the center. The court includes non-volley zones and clearly marked service areas on both sides of the net.
A standard tennis court measures 78 feet long by 36 feet wide for doubles or 78 by 27 feet for singles. The net height is 36 inches at the ends and 34 inches in the center. Surfaces can be acrylic, clay, or synthetic, depending on preference and maintenance.
Hardwood surfaces, such as maple, are ideal for indoor basketball courts due to durability, shock absorption, and consistent ball bounce. Outdoor courts benefit from acrylic or cushioned acrylic coatings over asphalt or concrete.
Sand is ideal for beach volleyball, while acrylic or cushioned synthetic surfaces are best for indoor courts to ensure traction, shock absorption, and consistent gameplay.
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