Pickleball courts

Purpose-built for the fastest game on the court.

From a dedicated court to a multi-court destination, bring the slab, surfacing, nets, fencing, and lighting together in one coordinated scope.

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Blue outdoor pickleball courts with permanent nets, white lines, and perimeter fencing

Prime Courts project photo

BUILT AROUND YOUR FACILITY

Pickleball courts.
A scope that fits.

Build a dedicated pickleball destination or convert an existing tennis or recreation space. We consider the playing area, run-off space, net locations, gates, and circulation together so the finished layout works for players and facility staff.

Ways we can help

New construction from a prepared site
Conversion of existing tennis courts
Resurfacing and line updates
Facility expansion and equipment replacement
Rubber-surfaced pickleball courts

BUILD YOUR SCOPE

The right details.
Working together.

Every site is different. We’ll define the work, materials, and project requirements in your proposal.

01Single courts and multi-court facilities
02Concrete slabs and court conversions
03Acrylic and rubber court surfacing options
04Court striping and dedicated game lines
05Permanent posts, sleeves, and nets
06Court dividers, gates, fencing, and lighting

PLAN THE WORK

Start with the site.

Existing slab condition, drainage, access, court orientation, and available dimensions guide the proposed layout. Lighting, fencing, and electrical responsibilities are identified in the scope.

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LET’S GET STARTED

Bring us the big picture.

Tell us the court count, site dimensions, and whether you are building new or converting an existing space.

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RUBBER COURT SURFACING

A different surface.
More ways to play.

Rubber surfacing options for pickleball and recreation courts, with colors and game lines planned around your facility.

These project photos show rubber court surfacing. We review the existing base, drainage, intended use, and selected system requirements to define the right installation scope for your court.