Pickleball, tennis, basketball, multi-sport, and indoor courts across the DFW area. Post-tension concrete construction, professional acrylic surfacing, and full turnkey builds — fencing, lighting, nets, and hoops included. Residential backyards to commercial facilities.
Request a ConsultationEach sport has its own dimensions, surfacing considerations, and net or hoop specs. We build for the game you actually play.
The fastest-growing sport in America. Standard 20x44 court, cushioned acrylic surface, proper drainage, and net posts set in concrete. Backyard singles or multi-court commercial facilities — we build both.
Full-size 60x120 tennis courts on post-tension concrete with DecoTurf or acrylic finish. Windscreens, fencing, and USTA-spec net posts included. Resurfacing available for existing courts.
Half-courts and full-courts for driveways, backyards, and commercial spaces. Concrete slab, coated surface, in-ground goal system, and painted lines to spec. Lighting for evening play available.
One court, multiple sports. Combined pickleball, tennis, and basketball layouts with striping for each. Ideal for families or HOAs that want maximum use out of a single footprint.
Metal building shells, gymnasium-style spaces, and covered outdoor courts. Climate control, lighting design, court flooring, and full turnkey construction for private facilities and commercial builds.
Existing court that's cracked, faded, or playing poorly? We resurface with acrylic overlay systems, crack repair, and restriping — extending the life of your court without full replacement.
Backyard courts and multi-court commercial facilities require different planning, staging, and coordination. Same standard of build, different scope.
The at-home court has moved from luxury to lifestyle for many DFW families. Whether you're carving out space for a single pickleball court behind the pool or building a full tennis court on acreage, we handle it end to end.
Multi-court pickleball facilities, HOA amenity spaces, corporate campuses, private clubs, and school athletic builds. Larger builds mean larger stakes — sequencing, permits, and coordination all matter.
A court is more than a slab of concrete with paint on it. We handle the whole build — from what's under the court to what's over it.
Grading, drainage design, and sub-base preparation. Done right the first time so the court sits level and drains properly for decades.
Post-tension slab construction for tennis and larger courts — the industry standard for crack resistance and long service life in Texas soil.
DecoTurf and comparable acrylic sport surfaces with cushion layers, in your choice of colors and striping combinations.
For basketball courts and budget-driven residential builds, coated concrete slab systems that hold up and look sharp.
Chain-link fence, wind screens in your color, walk-through and drive-through gates. Full perimeter systems designed for the sport.
LED court lighting for extended play. Proper light levels and glare control designed for the sport being played on the court.
Net post systems set in concrete, in-ground basketball goals, adjustable pickleball nets, and accessory storage — turnkey with the build.
Player benches, spectator seating, and court-side storage integrated into the project so the court is ready to use on day one.
Existing courts that need new life — crack repair, acrylic overlay, restriping, and net or fence upgrades to extend the useful life.
Most sports court companies do one thing. That's a strength when the site is simple. It's a limitation when the court integrates with your patio, pool, landscape, or existing structures. That's where we're different.
When your court sits next to a pool, patio, or addition, having one contractor who handles all of it means cleaner details and no finger-pointing between crews.
What's under the surface decides how long your court lasts. We spend real time on grading, drainage, and post-tension design — because Dallas clay soil doesn't forgive shortcuts.
Fencing, lighting, nets, hoops, and accessories included in the build. You get one contract, one project manager, and a court that's fully outfitted the day we hand it over.
A standard residential pickleball court with post-tension concrete, acrylic surface, fencing, and net typically runs $30,000–$60,000 depending on site conditions, surface system, and add-ons like lighting. Multi-court builds bring per-court cost down. We give you honest, itemized numbers before you commit.
Full-size residential tennis courts on post-tension slab with quality acrylic surfacing, fencing, and net posts generally run $60,000–$120,000. Adding lighting, higher-end DecoTurf systems, or premium fencing pushes into the upper end. Site grading complexity is the biggest cost variable.
Half-court residential basketball courts (concrete slab, coated surface, adjustable in-ground hoop) typically run $15,000–$40,000. Full courts scale up from there. Concrete-only builds without coating are the cheapest path but hold up worse over time and look less finished.
Multi-sport courts (combined pickleball / tennis / basketball layouts) typically run $40,000–$90,000 depending on size and surface. Indoor courts are highly variable based on the building shell — most private indoor court builds start around $75,000 and climb based on climate control, lighting, and finish level.
Residential courts typically take 4–8 weeks from break-ground to first game, weather permitting. Commercial multi-court builds run 8–16 weeks. Post-tension concrete requires cure time before surfacing, and acrylic surface application requires dry weather windows — we build realistic timelines in.
Most Dallas-area cities require permits for court construction, especially if fencing exceeds height limits or the slab is over a certain size. HOA approval is nearly always required in HOA neighborhoods. We handle the permit work as part of the project.
Post-tension concrete uses tensioned steel cables inside the slab that keep it in compression, dramatically reducing cracking over time. For tennis and pickleball on Texas expansive clay soil, post-tension is the industry standard and worth the modest cost premium. Basketball-only backyard courts often do fine on standard slab with proper reinforcement.
Site conditions, permitting, and HOA rules vary block to block across DFW. These pages go deeper on what a backyard pickleball court build looks like in specific cities we serve.
Residential backyard or commercial facility, pickleball or tennis, new build or resurfacing — we'd be glad to walk the site with you and put together an honest scope.
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