SURFACING

 

  What makes a surfacing job great?  Preparation and consistency

   Tennis court surfacing always has been, and always will be our bread and butter.  Some companies will bypass critical details in court preparation.  WE DON’T.  We pay particular attention to all aspects in preparing a surface for acrylic material.  Take a look at our work.  We think you will find it always looks good time after time.

   WE TRAVEL!!!!!!  We are centrally located near Temple, TX.  Our crews cover the entire state.  Please give us a call and we will gladly meet with you at your facility to evaluate your project, and prepare a written proposal.

 

General process for court surfacing

1. Leveling:  All cracks, humps, and high spots are mechanically ground down to achieve smooth surface.

2. Removal of loose material:  When present any flaking or peeling paint will be removed prior to pressure washing.

3. Pressure washing:  Entire surface will be cleaned using (3,500 PSI) pressure washers to remove all dirt, debris, and mildew.

4. Drainage:  Courts are water flooded to check for low spots, then patched to improve water drainage.

5. Crack filling:  When present, cracks are filled, and sanded.  All cracks will re-appear at some point.  Yearly maintenance will keep courts looking nice, and further deterioration from occurring.

6. Acrylic Resurfacer:  1 to 3 applications of acrylic Resurfacer is applied as needed to help level and fill depression in court surface.

7. Color Coats:  2 coats of fortified acrylic color are applied.

8. Striping:  Tennis courts are accurately striped to U.S.T.A. specifications.  Play courts and basketball courts are striped to owner specifications.

9. Accessories/Clean up:  Net post are painted, nets are installed.  Work area is cleaned up, and all waste is removed.

 

Surfacing Notes

· We exclusively use NOVA ACRYLIC surfacing materials.  Over the years we have used many different surfacing materials.  We have found NOVA to be the very best.  A NOVA surface will not fade, is always consistent, and will look great for many years.

· We can adjust the speed of play on your court by regulating the amount of sand used.  Feel free to request faster or slower courts depending on your needs. 

· Surfacing can go fast or slow depending on the size of your project, and mother Nature.  Materials can only be applied when temperatures are above 50 degrees and no rain is forecast.  On average a tennis court takes about 3 days to surface.  Large 6 to 8 court facilities can usually be completed in 6 to 10 days, with favorable weather.

· We offer a wide range of custom colors.  To view color chart     click here. We normally stock large amounts of red, grass green, and NOVA green.  For small jobs special order colors can cost slightly more.

· We also offer many years experience in surfacing basketball, play courts, and other types of recreational surfaces.

· We are fully bonded and insured for your protection

· We are certified NOVA Acrylic Installers