Court Resurfacing

What This Service Involves

Cracked and faded public courts create trip hazards and poor ball response that draw resident complaints. Our resurfacing process cleans the slab, repairs cracks, corrects birdbaths, and applies acrylic color coatings with regulation line striping for the intended sports. We match the surface build to the court's use and can convert or overlay layouts for pickleball demand. Finished courts are documented for your parks capital records.

Benefits

Removes trip hazards and restores true ball bounce; corrects cracks and low spots before they spread; refreshes color coatings and regulation striping; supports layout conversions for growing pickleball demand

Our Process

1) Assess slab condition, cracking, and drainage with staff; 2) Confirm surface system, colors, and striping layout; 3) Clean, repair, and apply coatings and line striping; 4) Cure, inspect, and document the finished court

What Affects the Cost

Court count and total square footage; extent of crack and birdbath repair; number of coating layers and colors; striping layouts and sport conversions; surface preparation and site access

Best Time of Year

Court resurfacing requires warm, dry conditions, so it is scheduled in the summer months across Western Washington.