Backyard courts, built around your space.

A residential court starts with the way your household wants to play. A basketball practice area, dedicated pickleball court or shared multi-sport layout each places different demands on space, surfacing and equipment. We review the available area before defining the construction scope.

Explore backyard basketball courts, residential pickleball courts and tennis courts. Multi-sport layouts can combine activities, with line colors, removable nets and goal positions coordinated so the space is practical to use.

The court must fit more than the marked playing area. Discuss run-off space, fencing, gate swings, goal overhang, access for construction, drainage and nearby landscaping. Property boundaries, setbacks, utility locations and HOA requirements need review before the layout is finalized.

Court lighting, containment fencing, gates, nets and basketball goals can be included in a coordinated proposal. Equipment foundations and electrical responsibilities need to be defined with the site work.

Send the property location, approximate available dimensions, photos, preferred sports and target schedule. Note slopes, retaining walls, tight access or standing water. If there is an existing slab, include close-up photos of cracks and edges.