Pickleball Court Installation Services

Court Fencing Installation

Post spacing, mesh gauge, and fence height are confirmed against your site layout and Atlanta setback requirements before installation begins. Posts are set plumb in concrete footings, mesh is stretched and secured to the top rail, and gate latches are fitted for single or double access points.

Court Lighting Installation

A complete lighting install covers pole foundations, underground conduit, electrical service connection, fixture mounting, and a post-install light level check across the full court surface. Shielded LED fixtures are aimed to minimize glare and dark spots, so evening play is safe and consistent.

Crack Repair & Coating

Surface prep determines whether a coating job holds. Pressure washing removes loose material and contaminants, acrylic crack filler is worked flush and feathered smooth, and an adhesion check confirms the base is ready before resurfacer is applied. Color coat follows after the resurfacer cures.

Custom Privacy Fencing

Fence height, panel material, and post depth are selected based on your court layout, property line clearance, and HOA guidelines. Wind screen attaches to the fence structure as a separate layer, it does not replace the structural panel, and gate placement is confirmed before any posts are set.

LED Court Lighting

Outdoor courts use pole-mounted shoebox LEDs with sport optics; indoor courts use ceiling-mounted fixtures spaced for uniform distribution. Pole height, fixture count, and aiming angle are planned together so the court surface reads evenly and spill beyond the perimeter stays within acceptable limits.

Modular Tile Installation

Tiles interlock without adhesive over a base that is level within 3/16 inch over 10 feet, many Atlanta patios and driveways already meet this tolerance. The finished surface drains through the tile joints, plays consistently underfoot, and can be reconfigured or removed without altering the base.

Pickleball Court Installation in Atlanta

A free on-site evaluation confirms whether your lot fits the 34 ft x 64 ft play area plus run-off before any work is scoped. Your written proposal lists base, coating, fencing, and lighting as separate line items so you know exactly what you are paying for.

Pickleball Court Maintenance

Atlanta’s tree canopy and spring pollen season deposit debris faster than most regions, and red clay dust settles into court surfaces and creates slick patches. Scheduled cleaning with a court surface sweeper and water broom removes buildup before it affects traction or accelerates surface wear.

Pickleball Court Repair

A thorough surface inspection determines whether spot repair or full resurfacing is the right call before any work is quoted. Crack sealant, patch compound, acrylic resurfacer, and color coat are applied in sequence so the fix holds rather than peeling away from an unprepped surface.

Pickleball Court Resurfacing

Resurfacing restores traction, even bounce, and clear line markings without replacing the base. The process starts with a surface and drainage inspection, followed by crack filling, low spot patching, acrylic coating application, and fresh line striping, each step confirmed before the next begins.

Seasonal Maintenance Package

Atlanta’s spring pollen, summer humidity, and UV exposure wear acrylic coatings faster than a single annual clean can address. A seasonal package spaces visits across the year so surface staining, minor cracks, and drainage faults are caught and corrected before they require a full resurfacing.

Tennis to Pickleball Conversion

A standard tennis court fits up to four pickleball courts within its 60 ft x 120 ft footprint. The conversion scope depends on surface condition: courts with stable coating and no significant cracking may need striping only, while courts with drainage faults or peeling surfaces require crack repair and resurfacing before new lines go down.