Pickleball Construction

Asphalt and concrete

Asphalt and concrete are excellent options for the base of a pickleball court. However, it’s essential to review surfacing requirements before installation. These include recommended specifications for slope, drainage, surface finish, and overall construction to ensure optimal performance and durability

Pickleball Court Resurfacing

Pickleball court resurfacing involves reapplying the court's coating system to restore its appearance and textured play characteristics. This process typically includes:

• Surface cleaning

• Repairing cracks and damaged areas

• Filling low spots to minimize puddling

• Applying base and color coatings

• Striping new playing lines

In addition to enhancing the court’s playability, the coating system seals and protects the asphalt or concrete base, extending the court’s lifespan

Nets are used on pickleball courts

 There are two common net styles to choose from, each with varying durability options. One style rests directly on the court surface, while the other leaves a gap between the bottom of the net and the court. The latter is especially convenient for rolling a pickleball under the net between points. For greater longevity, consider nets with thicker or double-braided netting, as they tend to be more durable than thinner options.

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