Pickleball courts

NPC-spec pickleball courts for HOAs, parks, resorts and residential clients across Florida. Post-tensioned concrete, professional acrylic surface, full GC service — CBC1268683.

Tournament-grade courts, not weekend slabs

What we build into every court

Tournament-grade courts, not weekend slabs

Every court starts with post-tensioned concrete — the most crack-resistant slab for Florida soil, eliminating the surface movement that ruins cheap courts. On top: sport-specific cushion or hard acrylic coatings for consistent ball bounce and reduced joint impact.

Lines, net post placement and net systems are installed to National Pickleball Association spec, so the court plays like a pro facility from day one. Converting an existing tennis court? We evaluate existing slabs for reuse — a cost-effective option for many communities.

Our process

Court to ready in 4 steps

  1. Site Assessment

    We visit your site, evaluate drainage and soil, and design the right court layout for your space.

  2. HOA & Permit Approvals

    We prepare all documentation and handle every HOA and municipal approval — you don't touch a form.

  3. Concrete & Surface

    Post-tensioned slab, drainage, acrylic surface coating and NPC line marking by certified crews.

  4. Net, Fence & Handoff

    Net post installation, perimeter fencing, final inspection and warranty documentation at handoff.

Pickleball court questions

FL Certified Building Contractor — CBC1268683

How much does a pickleball court cost in Florida?

A single court typically runs $25,000–$45,000 installed, including concrete, surface, net posts and basic fencing. Multi-court complexes have lower per-court costs.

How do we get HOA approval?

We handle the entire HOA approval process — drawings, applications, documentation and board presentations. Most HOAs we submit to approve within 30 days.

Can we convert an existing tennis court?

Often yes. We evaluate existing slabs for reuse and can overlay with pickleball striping — a cost-effective option for many communities.

Can we get grant funding for pickleball courts?

Yes — public park pickleball courts qualify for FRDAP funding in Florida. We've helped municipalities secure grants. Contact us to check your eligibility.

Start your project

Tell us what you want to build

Fields, courts, tracks, greens — school district, municipality, university or backyard. We respond within two business days with next steps and a realistic number.

  • Licensed FL Certified Building Contractor — CBC1268683
  • 5-year warranty on materials and installation
  • $450K+ in grant funding secured for clients
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