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Pickleball & Sport Court Contractor in Spring Hill, TN
Backyard pickleball and basketball courts, poured, surfaced and lined. Get a free quote.
Serving Spring Hill and every town within 30 miles — Middle Tennessee
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Pickleball & Sport Courts
Pickleball & Sport Courts from a crew that shows up
Pickleball has taken off across Middle Tennessee, and public courts fill up fast in the evenings. More homeowners want a court of their own, whether that is a full pickleball court for the family, a basketball half-court beside the driveway, or a multi-sport slab that does both. HOAs and commercial properties want them too. A court is unforgiving, though: if the slab is not flat, holds water or cracks across the lines, every game shows it. It has to be built like a playing surface, not like a patio.
We build the whole court in-house. That starts with clearing and grading, which matters on rolling Maury and Williamson County lots, then a compacted base, forms, reinforcing steel and a flat, carefully finished slab with an even slope so rain sheets off. After the concrete cures, we apply an acrylic court surface in your colors, paint the lines, and set net posts and basketball goal footings in concrete. Our crew has twenty-plus years pouring big slabs and shop pads, serving Spring Hill and every town within 30 miles.
What's included
Our pickleball & sport courts services
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Backyard pickleball courts
Regulation lines are 20 by 44 feet, and we plan extra room around them so players are not stepping off onto the grass.
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Basketball and multi-sport courts
Half-courts, full courts and combination slabs lined for pickleball, basketball and whatever else the family plays.
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Grading and site prep
We clear, cut and fill to get a level pad, even on a sloped lot, and plan drainage around the court.
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Reinforced concrete slab
A steel-reinforced slab is poured on a compacted base and finished flat, with joints laid out to stay out of play where possible.
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Acrylic court surfacing
Layers of textured acrylic court coating give a true bounce, sure footing and the colors you choose.
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Lines, nets and posts
We paint crisp lines and set net posts and goal footings in concrete so everything stays plumb.
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How it works
How a court job works
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Free on-site quote
We walk the site with you, check the slope and access, and talk through court size, games and colors.
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Grade and form
We clear and grade the site, build the base, and set the forms and reinforcing steel.
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Pour and cure
The slab is poured and finished flat, then left to cure, usually about a month, before any coating goes on.
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Surface and line
We apply the acrylic court surface, paint the lines and set the nets, and the court is ready to play.
Customer reviews
What our customers say
“Back yard patio. Not easy to access but he did the job well. Clean up was done immediately. I will recommend him, for sure. He answered all my questions and the job was done the next day, as promised.”
Ms. · Spring Hill, TN
Backyard patio · Networx review
“George and his crew arrived early and was a pleasure Interacting throughout the day with them. George and his crew worked quickly and efficiently until job was finished . Very good quality work. A good price and a respectful crew. I will use George again for all my concrete needs. Thank you GEORGE !”
Dean · Murfreesboro, TN
Concrete patio, walks & steps · Networx review
“George contacted us to provide a quote quickly. He was very responsive throughout the permit and scheduling process. The work was completed on time and to our complete satisfaction. I would feel completely comfortable recommending him to a friend.”
Randy · Chapel Hill, TN
Garage pad and patio · Networx review
“I would highly recommend George for any concrete work. He is a very hard working Christian man. He was very prompt on giving us an estimate and was there the next day to start the project. I have had several people to ask for his contact information and compliment on what a great job he did.”
Pam · Columbia, TN
Concrete driveway, sidewalk and steps · Networx review
“George did my driveway in 2011 after the Nashville Flooding in 2010 and had done a patio before that in 2009. He did a Great job, and I had him back this year to do some more concrete work around my house.”
Randy · Columbia, TN
Driveway · Networx review
“Very nicely done. He was able to do my job the day after I talked to him He went the extra mile to make sure I was happy with his work”
Martha · Franklin, TN
Driveway grading · Networx review
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Pickleball & Sport Courts by city
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- Thompson's Station
- Columbia
- Franklin
- Brentwood
- Nolensville
- Bellevue
- Antioch
- Smyrna
- La Vergne
- Murfreesboro
Also serving Spring Hill, College Grove, Santa Fe, Chapel Hill, Eagleville, Primm Springs, Williamsport, Arrington, Fairview, Culleoka, Mount Pleasant, Unionville and more →
Questions
Pickleball & Sport Courts FAQs
How do you keep a court from cracking or holding water in Middle Tennessee?
Base and drainage. Clay soil here moves with wet springs and dry summers, so we strip soft soil, build a compacted stone base and reinforce the slab with steel. Every court gets an even slope so heavy rain runs off instead of puddling on the playing surface, and planned joints control where the concrete can crack.
How much does a backyard pickleball court cost?
It depends mostly on the court size, how much grading the site needs and the extras you pick, such as a second set of lines or a basketball goal footing. A flat yard with easy access costs less to build on than a sloped one. We give you a free quote after walking the site.
Do I need a permit, and how long does a court take to build?
Some cities, counties and HOAs require a permit or approval for a large slab, and we handle the permit side for you. Grading, forming and pouring usually take about a week depending on weather. The concrete then cures for about a month before the surfacing, lines and nets go on over a few days.
Why concrete instead of asphalt for a court?
Concrete stays flatter, does not soften in summer heat and lasts longer than asphalt. A well-built concrete court with an acrylic surface plays the same year after year and only needs the coating renewed over time.
How much space does a pickleball court need?
The lines of a regulation court measure 20 by 44 feet, and the recommended playing area is about 30 by 60 feet so players can move around the court. If your yard is tight, we can size the slab down and still lay out regulation lines with a little less room around them.
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