Court Resurfacing (Acrylic)

What This Service Involves

Worn acrylic playing surfaces lose color, traction, and player safety long before the underlying asphalt or concrete slab fails. Our crews clean the surface, correct birdbaths, patch defects, and apply layered acrylic resurfacer and color coats rated for the Pacific Northwest's freeze-thaw and wet-season conditions. Each project follows manufacturer cure windows and ASTM color-coat specifications so the finished court meets warranty and public-use standards. We coordinate scheduling around parks programming and youth league seasons to minimize court closures.

Benefits

Restores consistent ball response and slip resistance for public play; Extends slab life by sealing minor cracking before water intrusion; Improves ADA and safety compliance for recreation programs; Delivers uniform, spec-matched color for a professional civic appearance

Our Process

1) Assess slab condition, drainage, and existing coating adhesion; 2) Pressure clean, patch depressions, and prime as needed; 3) Apply acrylic resurfacer and color coats per manufacturer cure schedule; 4) Stripe lines and open the court for inspection and public use

What Affects the Cost

Total court square footage and number of surfaces; Extent of birdbath leveling and crack repair required; Number of color coats and any custom color selection; Site access, staging, and required closure windows; Prevailing wage classification for public projects

Best Time of Year

Late spring through early fall offers the dry, warmer temperatures acrylic coatings need to cure properly in Western Washington.