Pickleball Court Construction Services by Pisa Paving, Inc.

1. Site Preparation

Proper preparation of the site is crucial for a reliable and long-lasting pickleball court. Our process begins with surveying the area to determine its suitability. We clear the space of any vegetation, rocks, and debris, then level and compact the ground to provide a stable base.

2. Excavation and Grading

To ensure proper drainage and a level playing surface, we perform precision excavation to create the court's foundation. Grading is an essential step that directs water away from the court, preventing damage caused by pooling or flooding.

3. Installing a Stable Base

The court's foundation starts with a base layer of crushed stone or gravel, carefully compacted to provide drainage and stability. This layer supports the court’s overall structure, ensuring it remains level and resistant to settling over time.

4. Laying Asphalt or Concrete

We install a durable asphalt or concrete layer as the foundation for the playing surface. Asphalt is often preferred for its flexibility, while concrete provides additional rigidity and longevity. Each layer is installed to precise standards, ensuring durability and performance.

5. Surface Coating Application

The playing surface is coated with a specialized acrylic material designed for pickleball. This material offers superior traction, weather resistance, and optimal ball bounce. Vibrant, customizable colors can be chosen to enhance the court's aesthetic.

6. Precision Line Marking

Accurate line marking is vital for creating a regulation-compliant pickleball court. We use high-quality, weather-resistant paint to mark essential areas such as baselines, sidelines, the non-volley zone (kitchen), and service areas.

7. Adding Fencing and Accessories

Safety and functionality are essential elements of a pickleball court. We install durable fencing to contain play and protect the surrounding area. Additional features such as net systems, lighting, and seating can be customized to suit your specific needs.

8. Final Touches and Inspection

Once the court is constructed, we allow it to cure before conducting a thorough final inspection. This step ensures that the surface is smooth, markings are accurate, and all features meet the highest standards of quality and safety.