Backyard pickleball court
30 × 60 feet of paved area · 1,800 square feet · one pickleball layout.
$3,200–$4,400
Work & prices
Measure the whole paved surface, including space outside the lines. The playing rectangle alone is not the area we coat.
Sample prices include washing, light surface preparation, two color coats and one set of playing lines. Base repairs, widespread cracks, new paving, fencing and nets are separate.
30 × 60 feet of paved area · 1,800 square feet · one pickleball layout.
$3,200–$4,400
34 × 64 feet of paved area · 2,176 square feet · one pickleball layout.
$3,800–$5,100
60 × 120 feet of paved area · 7,200 square feet · one tennis layout.
$7,500–$10,500
For narrow, stable cracks. $450 minimum visit; moving or deep cracks need assessment.
$8–$14 / linear foot
One tennis or pickleball layout on a clean, sound surface; preparation is quoted separately.
$650–$950 / court
Added during a resurfacing job; a contrasting line color agreed in advance.
$350 / layout
November 2026 planning prices for one accessible court in Maple Crossing. We measure and inspect before giving a written quote. Schools and clubs with several courts receive a combined scope.
We measure, note cracks and low spots, and check whether the base is suitable for a new coating.
We wash, let it dry and repair the agreed areas. Uncovering a base problem pauses the job for your decision.
We apply the surface coats, allow drying time and measure out the new lines.
We leave a written reopening time based on curing conditions. Keep players and furniture off until then.
No. A coating does not stop movement underneath. We explain which cracks can be treated and when base work is needed before resurfacing makes sense.
Often, yes. We draw the proposed layouts and agree on contrasting line colors with you before any paint goes down.
Tell us the size of the surface and what you see underfoot. We will start with a look.