West Bridgewater, MAMA HIC #203912Since 1995

Tennis Courts in West Bridgewater, MA

60 by 120 of dead-flat pad, pitched on one plane, so the ball plays true.

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Tennis Courts in West Bridgewater, MA

Licensed tennis courts in West Bridgewater

Need tennis courts in West Bridgewater, MA? Concrete Solutions LLC is a licensed, insured residential and commercial contractor, trusted by homeowners, HOA and condo boards, and property managers, serving West Bridgewater, Bridgewater, North Easton, Abington, 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 tennis court is the least forgiving flatwork there is. The doubles court is 78 by 36 feet, and the standard pad around it runs about 60 by 120 so there's real run-back behind the baselines and side room beside the alleys. Every foot of it has to be flat enough that the bounce doesn't change from one end to the other, and pitched on a single plane, roughly one inch in ten feet, so water sheets off in one direction rather than pooling in the backcourt. We handle the excavation, the engineered base, the reinforced pad, the net post and fence footings, and we resurface existing courts that have gone chalky or started to crack.

Method & materials

How we approach tennis courts

Excavation and an engineered, compacted sub-base sized to the soil conditions on site.
Reinforced concrete pad, typically 60 by 120 feet around the 78 by 36 foot doubles court.
Single-plane pitch of about one inch per ten feet, so water sheets off one way with no low spots.
Net post sleeves set before the pour for a net 42 inches at the posts and 36 inches at center, plus fence and lighting footings.
Acrylic or cushioned acrylic color system with regulation striping; crack repair and resurfacing on existing courts.

What goes wrong when it's done cheap

  • Birdbaths, low spots that hold water after rain, from a pad that wasn't screeded and checked flat.
  • A pad pitched two directions or crowned, so the ball plays differently end to end.
  • Surfacing over structural cracks instead of repairing them, so they telegraph back through in a season.
  • Thin base work under a pad that has to carry fence and lighting loads for thirty years.
What's included

Our tennis courts scope

New tennis court construction
Court resurfacing and crack repair
Excavation, engineered base, and drainage
Reinforced pad on a single-plane pitch
Net post, fence, and lighting footings
Acrylic surfacing and regulation striping
Why West Bridgewater 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 West Bridgewater Building Department when the scope calls for it.

No pressure, written price

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

Recent work

From the field

Tennis Courts near West Bridgewater, MA by Concrete Solutions LLC
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Common questions

Tennis Courts in West Bridgewater, FAQs

Do you offer tennis courts in West Bridgewater, MA?
Yes, West Bridgewater is in our core service area. We serve West Bridgewater and nearby Bridgewater, North Easton, Abington with free, no-obligation estimates, usually scheduled within a couple of business days. Call (774) 464-3682.
How much does tennis courts cost in West Bridgewater?
Cost depends on the size and condition of the job, so we price every West Bridgewater 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 tennis courts in West Bridgewater?
It depends on scope. Some tennis 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 West Bridgewater Building Department on your behalf.
How much land does a tennis court need?
Plan on about 60 by 120 feet for the pad. The lines themselves are 78 by 36 for doubles; the rest is run-back behind the baselines and side room, and it's what makes the court actually playable.
Can an existing court be resurfaced instead of rebuilt?
Often, yes, if the pad is structurally sound and still drains. We repair the cracks properly first, then resurface. Where the slab is broken up or ponding badly, resurfacing only buys a year or two.
What causes puddles on a tennis court?
Low spots in the pad, usually from a slab that wasn't finished dead flat on a single plane. Standing water is the clearest sign the problem is the pad, not the coating.
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