A half court that doesn't crack through the key, with the hoop footing done right.
Free estimates. Licensed and insured. Serving Eastern Massachusetts.
Most backyard basketball courts fail in one of two places: a crack running through the key, or a hoop that starts leaning after a couple of winters. Both come from the same shortcut, not enough underneath. We pour the pad on a compacted base with reinforcement, lay the control joints out along the court lines instead of across the middle of play, and set the hoop anchor in its own footing carried below frost depth. A comfortable residential half court runs about 30 by 50 feet; a high school full court is 84 by 50, which is more than most lots have.
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