Court Fencing Installation Questions

Leaning posts pull the mesh out of tension, which widens gaps and lets balls leave the court. Over time, a compromised post footing can cause a section to fall, creating a safety hazard and a larger repair bill than a straightforward replacement would have cost.

Height depends on the court location and Atlanta’s applicable limits. Rear yard installations generally allow more height than front yard setups. The evaluation confirms what is permitted for your specific site before post heights are finalised.

Yes. Chain link mesh keeps balls from passing through and holds up well around court perimeters. Mesh size, post spacing at 10 feet on center, and gate layout are all confirmed against the court footprint before installation begins.

Yes. The installer checks the current post condition, fence line, and access points first. Depending on what is found, the scope may be a full replacement or targeted repairs to posts, mesh sections, or gate hardware.