Surface Repair
A smooth, even surface with cracks filled flush and a fresh color coat that bonds to the base and stays there.
What Goes Wrong
The repair method matters as much as the materials, here is where shortcuts show up.
Coating applied over dirt, algae, or loose material bonds to the contamination layer, not the base, and peels at the first heat cycle.
Pressure washing removes all loose material and contaminants before an adhesion check confirms the base is ready to accept the new coat.
Filler applied above the surrounding surface leaves a ridge that telegraphs through the finish coat and creates an uneven playing surface.
Acrylic crack filler is worked into the void and feathered smooth with a squeegee so the repair sits level with the surrounding surface.
Acrylic filler shrinks slightly as it cures, one pass on a wider crack leaves a sunken channel that shows through the color coat.
Wider cracks get a second filler pass after the first application cures, ensuring the repair is fully flush before resurfacer is applied.
Atlanta’s heavy summer rain collects in low spots and widens existing cracks, coating over them without addressing drainage accelerates the damage.
Drainage is assessed during the crack-fill stage so low areas are identified and addressed before resurfacer and color coat go down.
Scope of Work
This service addresses surface-level damage on existing asphalt or concrete courts, from hairline cracks to worn, faded coatings.
Acrylic crack filler applied into the void and feathered flush with a squeegee for a level, ridge-free repair.
Resurfacer spread across the affected area or full court surface to restore a consistent, bondable base for the color coat.
Squeegee-applied color coat with back-rolling to ensure even coverage and a uniform finish across the playing surface.
Pressure washing and adhesion testing before any filler or coating goes down, on both asphalt and concrete bases.
Fine cracks cleaned out and filled before they widen.
Loose or flaking finish stripped before recoating.
Drainage checked and flagged during the fill stage.
Resurfacer and color coat applied across the whole surface.
Why Choose Us
Process and accountability that keep the job on track from first look to final walk-through.
A site visit is arranged at no cost so the surface condition is assessed in person before any work is scheduled.
You receive a written proposal with line-item pricing and a clear timeline before any work is booked or any deposit is taken.
Concrete and asphalt base options are quoted as separate line items so you can compare costs and make an informed decision.
The installer walks the finished court with you before the job is closed out, so any concern is addressed on the spot.
We connect customers with vetted independent local partners who work on Atlanta outdoor courts regularly, not generalist contractors.
The Process
01
Submit your site details and we arrange a free on-site evaluation to assess crack severity, surface condition, and drainage.
02
You receive an itemised proposal with repair scope, material options, and a project timeline before any work is confirmed.
03
The court is prepped, filled, resurfaced, and color-coated, then the installer walks the finished surface with you before sign-off.
Pricing Estimates
| Job | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Crack repair only | $500-$2,000 |
| Crack repair with coating | $1,500-$4,500 |
| Broader crack repair and coating work | $4,500-$8,000 |
Tell us your site details and we’ll arrange a free on-site evaluation and a written, itemised proposal with no obligation to book.