Hanover, MAMA HIC #203912Since 1995

Basketball Courts in Hanover, MA

A half court that doesn't crack through the key, with the hoop footing done right.

Free estimates. Licensed and insured. No high-pressure sales.

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Basketball Courts in Hanover, MA

Licensed basketball courts in Hanover

Need basketball courts in Hanover, MA? Concrete Solutions LLC is a licensed, insured residential and commercial contractor, trusted by homeowners, HOA and condo boards, and property managers, serving Hanover, Norwell, Pembroke, Hingham, and the rest of Plymouth County. We've handled concrete, masonry, and waterproofing across Eastern Massachusetts since 1995, with free written estimates, fair pricing, and a workmanship guarantee.

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.

Method & materials

How we approach basketball courts

Compacted sub-base and a reinforced concrete pad, typically around 30 by 50 feet for a residential half court.
In-ground hoop anchor set in its own footing below frost depth so the pole and backboard stay plumb.
Control joints laid out along the court lines and the key perimeter rather than through the play area.
Single-plane pitch of about one inch per ten feet so the court sheds water instead of icing over.
Acrylic color coating with regulation striping, or a broom finish with painted lines for a simpler build.

What goes wrong when it's done cheap

  • A shallow hoop footing that heaves, putting the pole and backboard out of plumb.
  • An unreinforced pad that cracks through the key within the first few freeze-thaw cycles.
  • Joints cut wherever is convenient, so a seam runs through the top of the key.
  • A pad poured dead flat, so water and ice sit on the court all winter.
What's included

Our basketball courts scope

Residential half courts and full courts
Reinforced pad on an engineered base
In-ground hoop footings and anchor setting
Acrylic surfacing, or broom finish with painted lines
Regulation striping
Multi-sport striping with pickleball
Why Hanover chooses us

Honest scope, work that lasts

We fix the cause

We find the actual cause before we quote, so the repair holds, not just a cover-up on the part you can see. Straight answers, no scare tactics.

MA HIC #203912

Massachusetts licensed and fully insured. We pull permits with the Hanover Building Department when the scope calls for it.

No pressure, written price

A free, written estimate for your Hanover project and a workmanship guarantee in writing. No scare tactics.

Recent work

From the field

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Common questions

Basketball Courts in Hanover, FAQs

Do you offer basketball courts in Hanover, MA?
Yes, Hanover is in our core service area. We serve Hanover and nearby Norwell, Pembroke, Hingham with free, no-obligation estimates, usually scheduled within a couple of business days. Call (774) 464-3682.
How much does basketball courts cost in Hanover?
Cost depends on the size and condition of the job, so we price every Hanover project after a free on-site look and give you a written, itemized estimate up front, no obligation and no high-pressure sales.
Do I need a permit for basketball courts in Hanover?
It depends on scope. Some basketball courts work is a straightforward repair that doesn't need a permit; larger or structural scopes can. When a permit is needed, we pull it with the Hanover Building Department on your behalf.
How big is a backyard basketball court?
A comfortable residential half court is about 30 by 50 feet. A high school full court is 84 by 50 and an NBA court is 94 by 50, which almost never fits a residential lot. We lay it out on your yard before quoting.
Does the hoop need a footing, or can it bolt to the slab?
An in-ground pole needs its own footing carried below frost depth. Surface-mounting a full-size hoop to a four-inch slab is how you end up with a leaning backboard two winters later.
Concrete or asphalt for a driveway court?
Concrete. It holds a truer bounce, doesn't soften in summer heat, and doesn't come due for resurfacing on the cycle asphalt does.
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