Cracked, faded, or slick? We repair and resurface tennis, pickleball, basketball, and multi-sport courts across Dallas — crack repair, acrylic resurfacing, and fresh lines for every sport you play. An honest read on whether your court needs a resurface or something more.
Request a Court AssessmentA court surface takes a beating in North Texas. Summer UV fades the color and dries out the coating, and our expansive clay soil moves under the slab through wet springs and dry summers. Eventually that shows up on top: hairline cracks, low spots that hold water, and a surface that plays faster or slicker than it should.
Resurfacing is how you get a worn court back without tearing it out. We clean and prep the existing surface, repair cracks and low spots, apply new acrylic coatings (with cushion layers if you want a softer feel underfoot), and restripe for the sports you actually play. Done at the right time, it extends the life of the court you already paid for.
What resurfacing can't do is fix a failing slab. If the cracks keep coming back or the court has heaved, a fresh coat of color will only hide the problem for a season. Because we also build courts from the ground up, we can tell you honestly which situation you're in before you spend anything.
Every resurfacing job starts with an assessment of the slab, not just the paint. From there, the scope is built around what your court actually needs.
A site walk to check cracks, drainage, low spots, and the condition of the slab underneath — so you know whether you need a resurface, a repair, or a rebuild.
Cracks cleaned out, filled, and leveled with court-specific repair systems before any new coating goes down.
Areas that hold water after rain get patched and leveled so the court drains and dries the way it should.
New acrylic color coats in your choice of colors, with optional cushion layers for a softer, more forgiving surface.
Restriping to spec for tennis, pickleball, and basketball — including adding pickleball lines to an existing tennis court or laying out a combined multi-sport court.
Net post replacement, fence and windscreen repairs, and LED lighting upgrades handled in the same project, so the whole court comes back to life at once.
Same standard of work, different planning. A backyard court is about fitting around your household; an HOA or club court is about scheduling around the people who use it.
Home tennis, pickleball, basketball, and multi-sport courts across Dallas that have faded, cracked, or stopped playing the way they used to.
Community and facility courts that need to come back online without a drawn-out shutdown. We sequence the work around your members and residents.
Plenty of crews can roll on new color. Fewer can tell you why your court cracked in the first place — or whether it will crack again.
We build courts from the subgrade up, so we know what a failing slab looks like. If a resurface won't hold, we'll tell you before you pay for one.
A resurface is only as good as the cleaning, crack repair, and leveling underneath it. We don't shortcut the prep to hit a lower number.
Surface, nets, fencing, lighting, and the patio or landscaping around the court — one contract and one person accountable for the result.
The usual signs are faded color, a surface that feels slick or gritty, cracks that catch a ball or a shoe, worn lines, and puddles that sit after rain. If several of those show up at once, it's time for an assessment.
Yes. We resurface combined tennis, pickleball, and basketball courts and restripe each sport's lines to spec. If you only have tennis lines today, we can add pickleball lines as part of the resurface.
Most surface cracks can be repaired and coated over. Cracks that come from a slab that's moving or failing underneath tend to come back. We'll tell you which kind you have before quoting — and when a court needs more than a resurface, we can rebuild it. More on that in Post-Tension or Standard Slab.
It depends on the size of the court, how much crack and low-spot repair it needs, the coating system, and any striping, net, or fence work. We walk the court first and give you an itemized number before you commit to anything.
Yes. Whoever built your court, every resurfacing job starts with the same assessment of the surface and the slab underneath.
We'll walk your Dallas court, show you what's going on with the surface and the slab, and put together an honest scope you can budget against.
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