Several factors influence the cost of building a court. Site conditions play a major role, including the flatness of the land and the extent of excavation and drainage work required. Additionally, the presence of utility lines that need relocation can impact costs. However, many cost factors depend on the choices made by the client, such as:
To provide an accurate estimate, Evergreen Tennis Courts recommends reviewing a land survey plat. In some cases, a site visit may be necessary to assess the space, identify potential underground obstructions, and discuss project options. Obtaining a land survey can help avoid delays due to unforeseen site conditions.
This depends on your specific needs and preferences. Tile surfaces are durable and well-suited for families with young children who may use the court for activities beyond sports, such as riding scooters or playing games like four square. Additionally, tile surfaces require less frequent maintenance than acrylic surfaces.
For more competitive play, an acrylic surface is often the preferred choice. Acrylic surfacing provides a true and consistent ball bounce, superior traction, and better control for quick movements.
We recommend testing both surfaces before making a decision to determine which best suits your needs.
Here are the standard dimensions for various courts:
Our team can customize court dimensions based on available space and budget, and we can recommend multi-sport layouts for added versatility.
Typically, we begin construction within two weeks of a signed contract. The general timeline is as follows:
Overall, the process takes approximately 5-8 weeks, with 10-14 days of active work on-site. The curing period provides a great opportunity to complete landscaping work before finalizing your court.
For more details or to get started on your project, contact Evergreen Tennis Courts today!
