Residential and commercial court planning across Long Island — from layout and base work through surfacing, fencing, lighting, nets and equipment.
A court has to work as a complete system. Orientation, useable run-off, drainage, the base, surface condition, fencing, lighting and equipment all affect how the finished court plays and how it fits the property.
We plan the court around the site first — then build the surface, details and equipment around that plan.
New builds, conversions and restoration work can be handled as one coordinated scope instead of piecing together multiple contractors.
Site planning, base selection, drainage coordination, surfacing, striping and equipment for dedicated pickleball courts.
Re-plan existing tennis-court space for one or multiple pickleball courts with practical spacing and orientation.
Evaluate damaged asphalt, patch problem areas, prepare the surface and apply new color-coat and line systems.
Lighting upgrades, fence repairs or new fencing, gates and related court improvements.
Multi-use recreation spaces for homes and facilities, including acrylic or modular-tile court systems.
Finish the court with nets, training equipment and accessories selected for the way the space will be used.
Planning for clubs, communities and other facilities where circulation, durability and multiple courts matter.
Try and shop paddles and gear in our Melville Showroom & Retail Center.
The property already had a residential tennis court, but its east-to-west layout was not the direction we wanted for the new pickleball use. We redesigned the playing orientation and created three dedicated courts with comfortable space between them.
Before new color went down, damaged areas of the asphalt court were saw-cut and repaired using the RiteWay Patch System. We also handled the lighting and fence work, then finished the courts in DecoTurf blue, light blue and medium green.
Damaged asphalt areas were cut out and patched before resurfacing.
The new court geometry was measured and laid out for the three-court plan.
Precise masking and striping completed the new dedicated pickleball layout.
A new concrete-base recreation court with pickleball and basketball lines. The black and light-gray SealMaster finish was selected to coordinate with the patios we designed on the same property.
We raised a downhill part of the property with a CMU retaining wall faced in travertine, then created a VersaCourt multi-game court, putting green and batting cage while the kids were away at summer camp.
The court side of the business continues inside the showroom, with an indoor demo court and pickleball products from the brands our customers ask for.
We work across Long Island on residential and commercial pickleball and multi-sport projects, including new construction, conversions, repairs and court upgrades.
Yes. We first review the available dimensions, orientation, condition of the base, fencing and drainage, then plan the most practical dedicated pickleball layout.
Yes. The repair approach depends on what is failing. On the Melville project, damaged areas were saw-cut and patched before the new surface system was installed.
Yes. Lighting, fencing, gates, nets and related equipment can be included so the project is coordinated as one court build.
Yes. Residential and commercial work can include single courts, multiple courts and multi-use recreation spaces.
Visit our Showroom & Retail Center at 560 Walt Whitman Road, Suite 3 in Melville.
Tell us what you have now, what you want to build and how you want the space to play. We can take it from layout through the finished court.