Pickleball court construction in Tarpon Springs & Tampa Bay
Backyard and community pickleball courts built from the base up and finished in acrylic sport coating, in your colors, with crisp lines, nets, fencing and LED lighting.
- Veteran‑owned
- BBB A+
- Since 2007
- 4.9 on Google (48)
A court built for daily play
A good court plays the same in July as it does in January. That starts under the surface: the base and the drainage around it decide whether the court stays flat and dries fast after a storm. On top goes acrylic sport coating in the colors you pick, then the lines, the net and anything else the court needs.
We build single backyard courts, side-by-side courts and courts for communities, and we resurface older courts with new coating and lines. Want basketball too? A dual-use court can carry pickleball lines and a basketball key on the same surface.
What we build
New courts
Backyard and community courts, single or side by side.
Colors and logos
Your color scheme, custom striping and center logos.
Courts we’ve built
How much room a court needs
A regulation pickleball court is 20 by 44 feet. Players need room to move around it, so plan on at least 30 by 60 feet of total space; 34 by 64 is what USA Pickleball recommends. We measure your space at the site visit and tell you what fits.
- Court20 × 44 ft
- Non‑volley zone (kitchen)7 ft each side
- Net height36 in posts · 34 in center
- Line width2 in
- Minimum total area30 × 60 ft
- Recommended total area34 × 64 ft
Source: USA Pickleball court standards, as published at pickleball.com.
How a court build goes
From the first visit to the final walkthrough, you talk to Corey.
Site visit and layout
We measure the space, look at how water drains, and plan the court, the colors and the extras with you.
Base and surface
We build the base, then finish it in acrylic sport coating in the colors you picked.
Lines, net and walkthrough
The lines are striped and the net, fencing and lighting go in. Then we walk the court with you.
What customers say
Corey outlined timeline and stuck to it with open communication the entire time. My new driveway is great.
L. CalhounGoogle
Punctual, communicative, and a great quality product that our kids will enjoy for years to come.
Karrie G.Google
Excerpts from public Google reviews.
Common questions
How big is a pickleball court?
The court itself is 20 by 44 feet. With room to move around it, plan on at least 30 by 60 feet; 34 by 64 is the size USA Pickleball recommends.
Can one court do pickleball and basketball?
Yes. We’ve built courts with pickleball lines and a basketball key on the same surface.
Can you resurface an old court?
Yes. We resurface courts with acrylic sport coating and new lines.
Can you add lights?
Yes. We install LED court lighting on marine-grade poles.
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Ready to talk about your court?
Call, email, or send a photo of your yard. Free on‑site consultations, no obligation, and a real person calls you back.
(727) 946‑1511- Free on‑site design consultation
- Owner‑led from quote to walkthrough
- Veteran‑owned, BBB A+ accredited
- Turf, courts, hardscape, drainage and lighting from one crew