When should a tennis court be resurfaced?
There is no useful one-number answer for every court. Sun exposure, moisture, drainage, player traffic, original construction and the quality of prior coating work all influence surface life. Fading, worn texture, visible cracks, peeling coatings and hard-to-see lines are common reasons to schedule an inspection.
Can an existing tennis court be converted for pickleball?
Often, yes. Existing tennis courts are frequently candidates for dedicated pickleball conversions or blended multi-use layouts. The best configuration depends on the available footprint, net system, surrounding clearances and whether tennis must remain part of the program.
Residential and commercial tennis courts
Precision Courts serves homeowners as well as schools, clubs, HOAs, parks and other commercial facilities. The scope changes by project, but the goal stays the same: a durable court that looks professional and plays consistently.