Choose a surface for the way you play.

Surface selection should follow the intended sports, indoor or outdoor use, existing base and project specifications. A finish cannot compensate for every drainage or structural problem. We review those conditions before recommending a system.

Acrylic color coatings and game lines are options for outdoor tennis, pickleball and basketball courts. Preparation, compatible repair materials, texture and color selection are part of the system scope. Confirm the specific manufacturer and system in the proposal.

Rubber systems are available for selected court and recreation applications. Suitability, base requirements, thickness and maintenance depend on the specific product and use. Playground and splash-pad systems have different requirements from athletic court surfaces and should be evaluated separately.

Gym floor projects may include installation, repair, sanding, finishing, logos and game lines. Existing floor construction, moisture conditions and available facility downtime affect the scope. Visit gym floors and interiors for more detail.

Follow the selected system’s maintenance instructions and protect the surface during curing. Court workmanship and running-track coverage have different terms; manufacturer material coverage is separate and does not include replacement labor. Read the warranty and care guide and confirm your project’s written coverage.