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Atlanta Pickleball Installers

We arrange free on-site evaluations and written proposals for pickleball court installation across metro Atlanta.

A modern blue and green outdoor tennis court with white lines, surrounded by manicured hedges and trees, next to a contemporary house at twilight.

How We Work

Planning a court is complicated. We make it straightforward.

From site details to a written proposal, here is what happens when you reach out to us.

Planning a pickleball court in metro Atlanta means working through a lot of variables before a single shovel breaks ground. Available footprint, current surface condition, drainage across Georgia red clay, tree cover and root heave, county-by-county permitting, HOA approval, each one can change the scope and cost of the project. We exist to make that process manageable. We connect you with vetted independent local installers who carry out the on-site work.

When you contact us, we ask for your site details: the space you have available, what is currently on the ground, any drainage or tree-cover concerns, and whether you are building new or converting an existing tennis court. We use that information to arrange a local installer’s free on-site evaluation. The installer visits the site, checks the real conditions, and puts a written, itemised proposal in front of you. Concrete and asphalt base options are both priced so you can compare. Acrylic colour coating, regulation striping, net post anchoring, perimeter fencing, and LED court lighting are each listed as separate line items alongside a clear timeline.

Our mission is straightforward: no work is booked until you have a written proposal that reflects your actual site. The evaluation is free and carries no obligation. If the installer finds a drainage issue, a root heave risk, or a base condition that affects the approach, that goes into the proposal rather than surfacing as a surprise mid-build. When the court is finished, the installer walks it with you before sign-off. You check the 34 ft x 64 ft play area, the non-volley zone markings, the run-off clearance, and the surface coating. You approve it.

We serve homeowners planning a backyard court, HOA and community boards adding a shared amenity, and commercial property owners building a multi-court facility. The process is the same in every case: site details in, free evaluation arranged, written proposal delivered, work scheduled only when you are ready.

Our Mission

We exist to make pickleball court planning straightforward for Atlanta homeowners, HOAs, and commercial property owners by arranging a local installer’s free site evaluation and a fully itemised written proposal before any work is booked.

  1. Transparency

    Every cost is listed as its own line item before work is booked.

  2. Specificity

    Site details, drainage, base type, footprint, shape every proposal.

  3. Accountability

    The installer walks the court with you before sign-off.

  4. Preparation

    A free on-site evaluation happens before any commitment is made.

The Process

From your first message to a finished court

Request Free Evaluation

  1. 01

    Share Your Site Details

    Tell us the available space, current surface, drainage conditions, and whether you are building new or converting an existing court.

  2. 02

    Arrange the Evaluation

    We arrange a local installer to visit your site at no cost. The evaluation checks real conditions, base, drainage, tree cover, and footprint.

  3. 03

    Review Your Proposal

    You receive a written, itemised proposal with a timeline. Base options, coating, fencing, and lighting are each priced as separate line items.

  4. 04

    Approve & Schedule

    Work is scheduled only after you accept the proposal. No deposit is required before you have seen every cost in writing.

  5. 05

    Walk the Finished Court

    The installer walks the completed court with you before sign-off. You inspect the surface, striping, and run-off, then approve the work.

Common Questions

What people ask before reaching out

Do I pay anything for the on-site evaluation?

No. The on-site evaluation is free and carries no obligation. The installer visits your site, checks the real conditions, and delivers a written proposal. You decide whether to proceed after you have seen every cost in writing.

What information do I need before contacting you?

A rough idea of your available space, what is currently on the ground (grass, concrete, asphalt, or an existing tennis court), and any known drainage or tree-cover issues. The installer will verify everything on-site, so estimates are fine at this stage.

What does the written proposal include?

Base options (concrete or asphalt), acrylic colour coating, regulation striping, net post anchoring, and any fencing or LED lighting you want, each priced as a separate line item. A clear project timeline is included alongside the costs.

What happens if I delay getting the evaluation done?

Atlanta’s freeze-thaw cycles in winter can widen existing cracks in a concrete or asphalt base. Catching base problems early keeps repair costs lower. Waiting until spring also compresses the permitting window, which varies by county across the metro.

Do you handle permitting and HOA approval?

Permit requirements vary county by county across metro Atlanta, and HOA rules differ by community. The installer’s site evaluation captures what applies to your specific location, and the proposal reflects any permit or approval steps that affect the timeline.

Can an existing tennis court be converted to pickleball?

Yes. A standard tennis court can accommodate multiple pickleball courts. The installer assesses the existing base condition, checks for crack propagation or drainage issues, and prices the conversion, new acrylic coating, regulation pickleball striping, and net post anchoring, as separate line items.

Get Your Free Court Evaluation

Tell us your site details and we will arrange a free on-site evaluation and a written, itemised proposal with no obligation to book.

Request Free Evaluation