A 30 by 60 pad, pitched, surfaced, and striped so it plays like a real court.
Free estimates. Licensed and insured. Serving Eastern Massachusetts.
A pickleball court is 20 by 44 feet of lines, but the pad wants to be about 30 by 60 so there's room to chase a ball behind the baseline and to set posts and fence outside the play area. The bounce is what people notice first, and it's decided by how flat the pad is screeded and how evenly it's surfaced. A court that ponds water, or has a control joint running through the kitchen, never plays right no matter what coating goes on it. We pour on a compacted base at about a one percent single-plane pitch, sleeve the net posts before the concrete goes down, keep joints off the play area where we can, and surface with an acrylic or cushioned acrylic system striped to regulation.
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