Tennis Court Resurfacing

Several factors can attribute to how often a tennis court needs to be resurfaced. How frequently it’s played on, whether indoor or outdoor, and how well it’s been maintained, can all affect the resurfacing. If a tennis court is experiencing severe discoloration or has surface damage, it may need to be resurfaced sooner. On average, a tennis court should be resurfaced every four to eight years.

Resurfacing your tennis court with a conica surface is another highly durable choice. This incredibly tough surface is the perfect choice for any tennis court, from parks and schools to professional courts. Frequent play and heavy usage will not be a problem for a court that’s been resurfaced with conica. If you’re looking for a resurfacing material that’s both affordable and durable, conica is the choice for you.

Grass tennis courts are what we use for the Wimbledon style courts. Despite grass courts not being used as often today, we can install them. This type of tennis court provides the quickest kind of play due to its low bounce capacity. Grass courts are more affected by the weather than our other types of courts. DecoTurf is the acrylic material we use for U.S. Open style tennis courts. DecoTurf acrylic coatings are known for making reliable and durable tennis courts.

The easiest way to keep up with the maintenance of your newly resurfaced tennis court is to create a schedule. Set up your schedule to make time for daily sweeping and debris removal. You should also set aside a time at least twice a month to either wet mop or hose down your tennis court in the event it becomes soiled. If your court sees frequent use, you may need to increase the frequency of wet mopping.