Your Yard, Your Court
A regulation-ready court with the right sub-base and drainage for Arizona soil and monsoon seasons.
What Goes Wrong
Most court problems trace back to decisions made before the first shovel of concrete is poured.
Caliche layers vary in depth across a single yard; building over an undetected pocket causes the slab to crack and shift within a season.
The builder probes caliche depth across the full footprint before any base work is scoped or priced.
A court poured without a drainage slope pools water after monsoon rain, undermining the sub-base and warping the surface over time.
Drainage slope is engineered into the sub-base plan so monsoon runoff clears the court surface quickly and completely.
Acrylic coatings applied without the correct cure interval peel under Phoenix UV within the first summer, requiring a full resurface.
Surface type, acrylic, cushioned, or modular tile, is selected for your sport, use frequency, and Phoenix’s heat before any coating is applied.
Without a walkthrough at completion, fading line paint, uneven edges, and drainage gaps go unnoticed until they become expensive repairs.
The builder completes a final walkthrough with you so every line, edge, and drainage point is confirmed before the job closes.
Scope of Work
From a single half-court to a full multi-sport layout, the scope is set by your yard, your sport, and your budget.
Full or half-court layouts with regulation key dimensions, acrylic color coating, and painted line marking.
Regulation 78-by-36-foot courts with net post anchors, acrylic surfacing, and baseline and service line marking.
Single slab lined for basketball, pickleball, and volleyball so one court serves multiple games without extra footprint.
44-by-20-foot playing area with kitchen lines, net post anchors, and a surface rated for outdoor play in high UV.
Caliche excavation, compacted base, and graded drainage slope.
UV-stable coating applied in the correct cure sequence.
Shock-absorbing layer for daily play and joint comfort.
Fast-draining tiles that stay stable in Phoenix heat.
Sport-specific lines painted to official dimensions.
Why Choose Us
Every step from first enquiry to final sign-off is structured so nothing falls through the cracks.
An on-site ground and sun exposure assessment happens before you agree to anything or spend a dollar.
Your quote breaks out base prep, surfacing, drainage, and line marking as separate line items, no lump sums.
We schedule a site assessment built around Phoenix caliche and monsoon conditions, not a generic checklist.
Court construction enquiries are handled across the entire Phoenix metro region, from Scottsdale to Goodyear.
The builder walks the finished court with you before the job closes, so every concern is addressed on the day.
The Process
01
Tell us the site address and the sport, and we’ll contact you to schedule a visit.
02
The site assessment covers caliche depth, drainage slope, and sun exposure, then delivers an itemized written estimate for your review.
03
Construction runs from sub-base compaction through final line marking, closing with a walkthrough before you sign off.
Pricing Estimates
| Job | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Basic backyard sport court | $18,000-$32,000 |
| Mid-size backyard court | $25,000-$50,000 |
| Multi-sport backyard court | $55,000-$120,000 |
We’ll schedule a ground and sun exposure assessment, then put the full scope in writing. No commitment until you have an itemized estimate in hand.