Pickleball Courts
Pickleball Court Construction Across Arizona
Pickleball is a fast-growing sport that people of all ages can play. As such, pickleball courts are becoming popular because the courts aren’t as big as tennis courts. It’s also easy to add pickleball court lines to an existing tennis court or convert a tennis court to a pickleball court.
For those who want complete court construction, we offer a variety of surfaces and amenities that will supply years of enjoyment for pickleball players. We provide the same great color combinations that are available for tennis courts.
For clients interested in adding a pickleball court to their sports amenities or want to add pickleball court lines to existing tennis courts for maximum value and usage from court space, contact us today!
Our Pickleball Court Services Include:
Complete court construction and design/build
New Post-tensioned concrete courts
New Clay courts
Fencing, Lighting, Windscreens, and Amenities
Complete conversion from Tennis to Pickleball
Striping of Pickleball courts
Our Pickleball Work
Benefits of Adding A Pickleball Court
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As with all sports, pickleball promotes healthy physical activity, and installing a pickleball court is a great way to remain healthy. Regularly playing pickleball improves overall fitness since it requires balance and agility and promotes cardiovascular health. The improved heart health and fitness levels lead to reduced stroke and heart disease rates and faster recovery from falling-related accidents.
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Pickleball is a game that requires multiple players and includes people of all skill levels and ages. A pickleball court is more than just a place to keep active and improve fitness; it creates a fun social environment to make new friends and build lasting relationships.
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Besides being great for physical health and social interaction, pickleball also provides a host of benefits from a cognitive perspective. A systematic scientific review has shown that the mental stimulation provided by playing pickleball improves memory, mood, and hand-eye coordination. These elements help maintain and enhance cognitive brain function and can even help prevent memory-related illnesses like dementia. Pickleball’s inclusivity and low barrier to entry also make it an excellent mental therapy tool.
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The space and costs involved in installing a pickleball court are lower than for many other sports—such as swimming, tennis, or golf—requiring a larger dedicated area or installation. Pickleball courts require less digging and groundwork and can be easily repurposed into badminton courts, which have the same overall size.
The Process of Pickleball Court Construction
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Preconstruction:
The construction process begins with selecting an appropriate site for the court and designing how it will look. The design includes an allowance for additional clearance around the court, including seating areas. Owners or building managers should account for additional building permits needed for a new court. We can handle these preconstruction services professionally, expertly, and timely.
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Site preparation:
After clearing the site for construction, the type of groundwork required will vary depending on whether it’s an outdoor or indoor court. It typically consists of excavation, grading, and base construction. Proper grading is vital in achieving a level playing surface and providing the necessary drainage for outdoor courts, and a stable base construction is essential for ensuring a solid foundation.
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Surface installation:
Pickleball court surface options are similar to tennis, ranging from concrete to specialized tiles. The court’s surface will significantly affect its performance, durability, and overall installation cost. This part of the construction process also affects the aesthetic and functionality of the pickleball court.
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Finishing:
The final stage of the construction process involves applying the court line markings, net installation, fencing, lighting, and other desired accessories.
Pickleball Court FAQs:
What is the recommended area for Pickleball courts?
The total area needed for a 20’ X 40’ court area is 30’ X 60’ minimum; however, 34’ X 64’ is much better.
Can we play Tennis and Pickleball on the same court?
Yes, and frequently unused tennis courts are snagged by pickleball players who need a court to play.
Can we convert a tennis court into a pickleball court?
Not only can tennis courts be converted to pickleball courts, but they can be used interchangeably.
What kinds of surfaces are available?
The same surfaces for tennis courts are also available for pickleball courts.
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