A great tennis court starts long before the surface goes down. Here’s what’s typically involved:
- Site preparation: clearing vegetation, removing existing surfaces and setting out the court.
- Groundworks: excavating, levelling and preparing the ground.
- Drainage: installing drains and forming falls so water runs off the court.
- Base construction: laying and compacting the sub-base, followed by a suitable base layer.
- Court surface: installing asphalt, concrete, artificial grass or another specified surface.
- Finishing: applying coatings, marking the lines and installing the net posts and net.
- Surrounding works: fencing, gates, paths and lighting where included.
- Final checks: levels, drainage, line markings and the finished playing surface.
For a refurbishment, the work may also include removing the old surface, repairing the existing base and replacing worn fencing or equipment.
With over 37 years’ experience in construction, R C Grant can manage every stage. Contact us for a free, no-obligation quote.
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