The city often requires revisions to drawings, which can be time-consuming. It takes us up to a week to prepare the necessary information. City review times range from 10 to 14 days, during which we may not have updates. Revisions may push us into another 10 to 14-day review cycle. Please be patient as we await city updates.

If you are part of an HOA, please secure any necessary approvals before we begin.

• Site Preparation: Base dirt and materials will be delivered a day or two before work begins and placed near the driveway or court. Remaining dirt will be hauled off after the pour.
• Active Zone: The site will be an active construction zone with heavy equipment, which may cause damage to driveways, sidewalks, and grassy areas. Trash and debris may be present until a full cleanup is performed.
• High Traffic: Expect many vehicles and people on-site, potentially causing disruptions. Inform neighbors of the work.
• Protecting Items: Move delicate items like garden ornaments and potted plants to avoid damage.
• Weather Impacts: Weather may create muddy conditions and damage grass.

There may be a step up or down to the court to ensure proper drainage. Additional concrete or retaining walls may require a change order.

Delays are common due to factors like concrete delivery schedules. We’ll keep you informed, but rescheduling is to be expected. Crews may arrive later in the day due to material pickups or other tasks.

Concrete requires 24 hours to initially cure, during which the area should remain undisturbed. Full curing takes 28-30 days before surfacing can proceed. Goals, lighting, and fencing may be installed during this period.

A third-party contractor will tension the cables about seven days after the pour.

Mid-project changes require a formal change order, outlining changes, costs, and timeline adjustments. Approval and payment are needed before proceeding. Get in touch with Prime Courts today to learn more!

We call 811 to locate public utility lines. Private lines like irrigation and internet cables are not marked and may be hit. If this happens, you’ll need to contact your provider for repairs.

Septic system work is not our responsibility; please consult a specialist for any septic-related tasks. For irrigation systems, if you’ve purchased an irrigation package from us, we will handle rerouting the lines. Otherwise, you need to coordinate with your irrigation contractor for adjustments. Your contractor should deactivate the lines before we start and plan to reroute them 72 hours after the pour. During construction, irrigation systems must be turned off, and any lines under the court area will be cut. We will mark the entry and exit points for reconnection after construction.

The color surface requires 72 hours to fully cure. During this time, keep animals and children away from the area. Ensure irrigation systems are turned off the day before we arrive and remain off during the curing period. It’s okay if it rains; this will just extend the cure time. After curing, you may see tool marks or swirl lines, which are normal and part of the material’s characteristics. These marks may fade over time but could remain slightly visible.