Central Florida Based • Statewide Commercial Service
Tennis Courts, Pickleball Courts & Tracks.
Specialty surface preparation, coatings, layouts and markings for schools, communities, parks, clubs and commercial recreation facilities throughout Florida.
Specialty Surfaces With a Plan
Build a Surface That Looks Ready to Play.
Court coatings and markings affect appearance, layout clarity and the everyday playing experience. The finished result depends on the surface condition and preparation beneath it.
We build the scope around the existing surface, repair needs, approved sport layout, selected colors, site access, weather and the required curing window before the facility returns to use.
Court & Track Capabilities
Tennis, Pickleball & Specialty Surface Markings.
Choose a focused marking project or coordinate preparation, repairs, surface coatings and approved layouts under one specialty scope.
Tennis Facilities
Tennis Court Surfacing & Striping
Prepare and coat qualifying tennis-court surfaces, then install the approved playing lines and color layout.
- Surface preparation and coatings
- Approved tennis layouts
- New and existing court projects
Fast-Growing Recreation
Pickleball Court Surfacing & Striping
Create dedicated pickleball courts with specialty coatings, clear boundaries and approved line placement.
- Dedicated pickleball layouts
- Color-coating options
- Single and multi-court facilities
Shared Recreation Space
Multi-Use Court Conversions
Add pickleball or other approved playing layouts to qualifying existing courts while keeping line colors and use patterns understandable.
- Tennis-to-pickleball conversions
- Shared-use line layouts
- Color and sequence planning
Surface Preparation
Court Repairs & Preparation
Address qualifying surface defects and preparation needs before new coatings or markings are applied.
- Surface-condition review
- Qualifying crack and patch work
- Cleaning and coating preparation
Layouts & Line Renewal
New Layouts & Restriping
Establish markings on new or resurfaced courts, or refresh existing lines that have become faded and difficult to follow.
- New sport layouts
- Existing-layout restriping
- Plan and measurement coordination
Athletic Facilities
Running Track Markings
Install or refresh running-track lane and event markings using the approved facility plan and stated project requirements.
- Lane and boundary markings
- Approved event markings
- New and existing track projects
New Layout, Resurface or Convert
Choose the Court Scope That Matches the Surface.
A prepared new surface, a faded existing court and a conversion project require different preparation and layout work. Surface condition, sport requirements, colors, access and weather shape the final scope.
Discuss a Court ProjectA Coordinated Specialty Surface Project
Review the Surface. Confirm the Playing Layout.
A useful court or track scope identifies the existing condition, included repairs, surface system, approved colors, playing dimensions, site access and the required weather and curing window.
Review
Evaluate the Surface
Review available plans, photographs, surface condition and facility access.Layout
Confirm the Sport Plan
Confirm approved dimensions, line colors, court count and shared-use requirements.Prepare
Repair & Prepare
Complete included surface preparation and qualifying repair work before coating.Apply
Coat & Mark
Apply the approved specialty coating system and playing-surface markings.Reopen
Cure & Close Out
Protect the completed surface, confirm the work and reopen after the required cure window.Planned Around Active Properties
Plan the Work. Keep Access Moving.
Court and track coatings depend on the surface beneath them and the conditions during application. We plan around repairs, moisture, drainage, approved markings, weather and facility access.
Plan a Court ProjectSurface Condition
Review existing coatings, wear, contamination and the overall condition of the surface.
Repairs & Preparation
Identify qualifying crack, patch, cleaning and preparation needs included in the scope.
Drainage & Moisture
Consider ponding, surface moisture and drainage concerns before coating work begins.
Colors & Markings
Confirm the approved color layout, line colors, dimensions and shared-use markings.
Weather Window
Plan around temperature, humidity, rain, wind and suitable application conditions.
Cure & Facility Access
Set realistic closure and reopening expectations for the selected surface system.
Commercial & Institutional Properties
Court & Track Services Across Florida.
Central Florida is home base. We mobilize throughout the state for qualifying school, municipal, community, commercial and multi-facility court and track projects.
Court & Track Questions
Questions Before the Work Begins.
The right scope depends on the surface condition, sport layout, repair needs, coating system, weather, access and desired reopening schedule.
Can an existing tennis court be converted for pickleball?
Many qualifying tennis courts can receive dedicated or shared-use pickleball layouts. Surface condition, available dimensions, court count, net configuration, line colors and desired use should be reviewed before the conversion scope is finalized.
Are dedicated pickleball courts better than shared lines?
Dedicated courts provide the clearest playing layout, while shared lines can add flexibility to an existing facility. Available space, budget, demand and the desired player experience determine which approach is more suitable.
Does a faded court need restriping or full resurfacing?
If the existing coating remains compatible and serviceable, a focused marking refresh may be possible. Widespread wear, coating failure, repairs or a major color change may support a broader resurfacing and restriping scope.
Should cracks be repaired before court coatings are applied?
Qualifying cracks and failed areas should be evaluated before coating. The repair method depends on the crack type, movement and underlying condition; a surface coating should not be used to hide a more serious pavement or concrete problem.
How long must the court remain closed?
Closure time depends on preparation, repair work, number of coating applications, product requirements, temperature, humidity, shade and weather. The project schedule will include the anticipated cure and reopening window.
What is needed for running-track markings?
Running-track work should begin with an approved facility plan showing lane count, dimensions and required event markings. When design or governing-body interpretation is needed, it should be confirmed by the owner, design professional or applicable athletic authority.
What information helps you prepare a quote?
Send the facility address, recent photographs, court or track count, approximate dimensions, desired sports, color preferences, available plans and preferred timeframe. A walkthrough may be required before final pricing.
Request a Court & Track Proposal
Send Us the Property. We’ll Build the Scope.
Include the address, photographs, court or track count, desired layout, color preferences and timeframe. We’ll review the details and recommend the right next step.