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Sport Court Paving

Basketball, Tennis & Pickleball Court Paving in NJ

A sport court is a paving job with much tighter tolerances. The slope has to be enough to shed water but flat enough to play on, and the surface has to be true — a low spot that would be invisible on a driveway is a puddle that ends a match.

  • Basketball
  • Tennis
  • Pickleball

Court construction

Excavation, base, and an asphalt surface laid to a controlled planar slope. Courts are typically pitched in one direction across the playing surface so water leaves without affecting play.

Resurfacing an existing court

Courts that have cracked or faded can usually be repaired and resurfaced rather than rebuilt. We assess whether the cracking is surface-level or structural before recommending which.

Layout and lines

Regulation dimensions for basketball, tennis and pickleball, including multi-sport layouts sharing a single pad — a common request for home courts and community facilities.

Common questions

Yes. Multi-sport layouts — pickleball lines within a tennis court, for example — are common and just need planning up front so the markings stay readable.

Enough to drain and no more. Too flat holds water; too steep affects play. It's a tighter tolerance than ordinary paving, which is why courts get built differently.

Usually. If the cracking is in the surface, repair and resurfacing works. If the base has failed, that has to be addressed first — we'll tell you which you have.

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