We are highly experienced post-tension court builders, and are perfectionists about quality and customer happiness. We don’t sub out different parts of the court build. We are very fast to respond to our customer’s questions, and we communicate frequently throughout the project to ensure expectations are aligned. You won’t get a higher quality court or more efficient or friendly process, we guarantee it!

Courts that are built NON post-tension will need to be surfaced every few years, on average. Surfacing costs $7-9k, so after a few years of owning a court, post-tension actually becomes cheaper. Post-tension is how to build a slab with no joints. Almost every court at a park in Utah is post-tension. The concrete and the surfacing last much longer with post-tension, which is especially important in Utah, with our freeze-thaw cycles.

USA Pickleball recommends a minimum court size of 30’ x 60’, and most customers choose dimensions between 30’ x 60’ and 34’ x 64’. The court lines are 20’ x 44’, and you’ll want a few feet beyond the lines on all four sides to have adequate room to return long and wide shots. A home lot that’s bigger than 0.3 acres can usually fit a court comfortably, depending on lot shape, home size, what else is in the yard, etc.

Because the concrete slab has to cure for a month before it can be surfaced, the fastest a court can be finished is around 7 weeks from the day we begin dirt work. This is the ideal scenario, but inclement weather can impact the timeline. But regardless of the circumstances, we give our customers frequent updates on the stages and timeline of their project.