Tennis Court Maintenance

What This Service Involves

Public tennis courts in Puget Sound endure constant moisture, leaf litter, and shade that breed slippery algae and shorten surfacing life. We remove organic growth, clear net line and fence line debris, inspect nets and hardware, and touch up faded playing lines. Our approach targets early-stage surface issues so agencies defer expensive full reconstruction. Work is sequenced around community programs, lessons, and tournament bookings to minimize closures.

Benefits

Slows surface degradation caused by standing moisture and shade; Improves footing and player safety on wet-climate courts; Maintains accurate, visible court lines for regulation play; Identifies drainage and cracking issues before they escalate; Supports predictable multi-year facility budgeting

Our Process

1) Inspect surface, nets, posts, and perimeter fencing for defects; 2) Pressure-clean the playing surface and clear organic buildup; 3) Repair minor cracks and re-mark worn boundary and service lines; 4) Submit a condition summary with prioritized follow-up recommendations

What Affects the Cost

Number of courts and their configuration; Severity of moss, algae, and staining from surrounding vegetation; Net, post, and fence hardware repairs needed; Line touch-up versus full re-striping scope; Contracted service frequency and site access constraints

Best Time of Year

Surface cleaning and re-striping perform best in the drier May-through-September window when coatings cure properly.