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Backyard Court Services in Winston-Salem
These are the main types of court work Winston-Salem area homeowners ask about.
Backyard Basketball Courts
A backyard basketball court can be as simple as a half-court pad with an in-ground hoop or as large as a full court with lines for other games. Most homeowners build a half-court, because it fits typical lots and covers most of how families actually play.
Backyard Pickleball Courts
A regulation pickleball court is 20 by 44 feet, and most guides recommend extra space around it for safe play. That makes pickleball one of the easier courts to fit into a residential yard.
Backyard Tennis Courts
A full tennis court is a large project. A doubles court is 78 by 36 feet, and the full fenced area needed around it is much larger, so it suits bigger lots.
Tennis to Pickleball Court Conversion
Many older tennis courts are being converted for pickleball. Options range from adding pickleball lines over tennis lines to fully converting one tennis court into several pickleball courts.
Court Resurfacing and Crack Repair
Acrylic court surfaces wear over time from sun, weather, and play. Faded color, worn lines, cracks, and low spots that hold water are common signs a court needs attention.
Backyard Court Lighting
Lighting lets you play after work and into the evening. Most residential court lighting uses LED fixtures on poles placed outside the playing area.
Court Fencing and Ball Containment
Fencing and netting keep balls in play and out of gardens, woods, and the street. Options include chain link, vinyl coated fencing, and netting systems on poles.
Modular Sport Court Tiles
Modular court tiles are interlocking plastic tiles laid over a concrete or asphalt base. They drain through the surface, and many have some give underfoot.
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