Court Care
A clean, crack-free court with readable lines and clear drains, ready for play every day.
What Goes Wrong
The gap between a court that lasts and one that needs early base repair usually comes down to method.
High-pressure washing strips acrylic coatings and roughens the surface, shortening the recoat interval significantly.
Soft washing removes mildew and organic buildup without lifting the coating or altering surface texture.
A blocked drain lets water pool on the surface, which undermines the base and creates a slip hazard after every rain.
Every maintenance visit includes a drain inspection so standing water is caught before it reaches the base.
Small cracks left open allow water into the concrete or asphalt base, where Florida’s heat expansion widens them fast.
Cracks are filled during the maintenance visit so water never reaches the base between scheduled service calls.
Lines that fade gradually go unnoticed until players can no longer read the kitchen or sideline during competitive play.
Lines are checked for wear at every visit and flagged for touch-up before they become unreadable during play.
What’s Covered
Each visit covers cleaning, a structured inspection, and minor repairs, all in one scheduled call.
Soft washing clears mildew, pollen, and organic debris from acrylic surfaces without damaging the coating or texture.
Drains are cleared and checked for blockages that cause pooling, which delays play and degrades the court base over time.
Surface cracks are filled and early-wear areas sealed to stop water intrusion and extend the interval before a full recoat.
Faded sidelines, kitchen boundaries, and service zones are touched up so court markings stay readable during play.
Net tension, post stability, and fencing condition are checked so structural issues are caught before they affect safety.
Regular visits timed to Tampa’s pollen and rain seasons.
A single structured check with a written condition report.
Surface and drain check after heavy Tampa rainfall events.
Maintenance scoped for shared courts with daily use.
Why Choose Us
Court-specific process and local accountability, not a general cleaning crew dispatched to a job.
A local court builder visits to check the surface, drainage, and condition before a scope is written.
Every visit is quoted with line items for cleaning, inspection, and any repairs, no surprises on the invoice.
Cleaning methods are matched to acrylic court coatings so the surface texture and coating bond are preserved.
After each visit, you get a clear timeline for when the surface will need recoating, so budgeting is straightforward.
We connect you with vetted local partners who work on courts specifically, not general-purpose maintenance crews.
How It Works
01
Share your court type, location, and any visible issues so we can arrange a local builder’s assessment at no obligation.
02
You receive an itemised estimate covering cleaning, inspection findings, and any minor repairs before work is scheduled.
03
A court-focused local partner carries out the full cleaning, inspection, and repair scope in a single scheduled visit.
Pricing Estimates
| Job | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Minor surface prep and repairs | $1,500-$4,000 |
| Resurfacing or color coating | $3,000-$8,000 |
| Standard court refresh | $5,300-$15,000 |
| Full court resurfacing | $8,000-$15,000 |
Share your court details and we’ll arrange a local site assessment with a written, itemised estimate, no obligation.