Pembroke, MAMA HIC #203912Since 1995

Pickleball Courts in Pembroke, MA

A 30 by 60 pad, pitched, surfaced, and striped so it plays like a real court.

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Pickleball Courts in Pembroke, MA

Licensed pickleball courts in Pembroke

Need pickleball courts in Pembroke, MA? Concrete Solutions LLC is a licensed, insured residential and commercial contractor, trusted by homeowners, HOA and condo boards, and property managers, serving Pembroke, Hanover, Norwell, Marshfield, 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.

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.

Method & materials

How we approach pickleball courts

Pad sized around the 20 by 44 foot playing area, typically 30 by 60 feet so there's real run-off room.
Compacted sub-base and a reinforced pour screeded flat for a consistent, true bounce end to end.
Single-plane pitch of about one inch per ten feet, side to side, so the court drains and doesn't pond.
Net post sleeves set before the pour for a net 36 inches at the posts and 34 inches at center.
Acrylic or cushioned acrylic surfacing, striped to regulation including the seven-foot non-volley zone.

What goes wrong when it's done cheap

  • Pouring only a 20 by 44 pad, which leaves nothing behind the baseline and nowhere to set posts or fence.
  • A flat or crowned pad that ponds water and stays wet for days after rain.
  • A control joint cut through the middle of the kitchen, where it changes the bounce.
  • Striping straight onto bare concrete instead of an acrylic system, so the lines wear off in a season or two.
What's included

Our pickleball courts scope

Residential and club pickleball courts
30 by 60 pad on an engineered base
Net post sleeves and fence footings
Acrylic and cushioned acrylic surfacing
Regulation striping and net installation
Multi-sport striping with basketball
Why Pembroke 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 Pembroke Building Department when the scope calls for it.

No pressure, written price

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

Recent work

From the field

Pickleball Courts near Pembroke, MA by Concrete Solutions LLC
Pickleball Courts, recent Coastal South Shore project
Common questions

Pickleball Courts in Pembroke, FAQs

Do you offer pickleball courts in Pembroke, MA?
Yes, Pembroke is in our core service area. We serve Pembroke and nearby Hanover, Norwell, Marshfield with free, no-obligation estimates, usually scheduled within a couple of business days. Call (774) 464-3682.
How much does pickleball courts cost in Pembroke?
Cost depends on the size and condition of the job, so we price every Pembroke 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 pickleball courts in Pembroke?
It depends on scope. Some pickleball 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 Pembroke Building Department on your behalf.
How much space do I need for a pickleball court?
The lines are 20 by 44 feet, but plan on roughly 30 by 60 for the pad so there's run-off room behind the baselines and space for posts and fence. We measure the yard and show you what will actually fit.
Can I just stripe my driveway or an existing slab?
Sometimes, if it's flat, sound, and drains. More often an existing slab is pitched the wrong way or already cracked, which makes the bounce inconsistent. We'll look at it and tell you straight whether it's worth surfacing or worth pouring new.
How long does a pickleball court take?
The pad goes in over a few days. Then it has to cure before it can be surfaced, which is usually a few weeks out, and surfacing and striping is a separate short visit in dry weather.
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