USPA-Compliant Tennis Court Installation in Citrus Park

Common Challenges

• Sandy soils cause unstable concrete bases

  Citrus Park's sandy soils can settle under un-compacted bases, producing cracks, uneven settlement, and costly repairs within a few seasons.

• Summer storms create drainage and pooling issues

  Short, heavy convection storms can overwhelm poor drainage, leaving puddles that damage acrylic surfacing and make courts unplayable after rain.

• Net posts loosen and disrupt regulation play

  Incorrect post anchoring or thin sleeves allow posts to move, reducing net tension and making competitive or league play unsafe.

How We Help

• 78 by 36 ft regulation dimensions

  Full-size courts built to 78 by 36 ft with precise USPA-marked line striping; compact layouts fit smaller lots without losing play specs.

• USPA-compliant acrylic surfacing

  Cushioned acrylic overlays selected for humidity resistance and consistent ball bounce, reducing surface fatigue in Florida heat.

• Compacted concrete base and drainage

  Engineered bases use soil compaction, geotextile where needed, and graded drainage to prevent settling and pooling after storms.

• Durable net post anchoring system

  Regulation net posts set in concrete sleeves with stainless hardware to hold tension through heavy play and humid conditions.

• Detailed cost breakdown for every phase

  Estimates itemize site prep, concrete, surfacing, striping, and hardware so homeowners and boards can evaluate ROI clearly.

• 78 by 36 ft regulation dimensions

  Full-size courts built to 78 by 36 ft with precise USPA-marked line striping; compact layouts fit smaller lots without losing play specs.

• USPA-compliant acrylic surfacing

  Cushioned acrylic overlays selected for humidity resistance and consistent ball bounce, reducing surface fatigue in Florida heat.

• Compacted concrete base and drainage

  Engineered bases use soil compaction, geotextile where needed, and graded drainage to prevent settling and pooling after storms.

• Durable net post anchoring system

  Regulation net posts set in concrete sleeves with stainless hardware to hold tension through heavy play and humid conditions.

• Detailed cost breakdown for every phase

  Estimates itemize site prep, concrete, surfacing, striping, and hardware so homeowners and boards can evaluate ROI clearly.