Why Pickle Ball?

FAQs

  • Why wait for an open court when you can bring the game of pickleball right to your backyard? With a home pickleball court, you overcome the access issue and eliminate waiting times. Transform your outdoor space into a social hub for fun and engaging games, anytime you want. No more travel, no more schedules - just pure, unadulterated pickleball fun at your convenience. Build at home, and bring the joy of pickleball to your doorstep.

  • A standard pickleball court is 20 feet wide by 44 feet long, including the out-of-bounds areas. However, if you have additional space for a buffer zone around the court, it would be beneficial for player movement and safety.

  • The lifespan of a pickleball court can vary based on factors like the quality of construction, materials used, and weather conditions. However, with proper installation and care, a pickleball court can last for 20 years.

  • Maintenance for a home pickleball court is minimal. It involves keeping the court clean, free of debris, and ensuring the net is in good condition. Regular inspections for any wear and tear are also recommended along with a yearly maintenance check in which we provide.

  • The installation process for a home pickleball court typically takes about a month. This includes site preparation, base construction, surface installation, and setting up the net and boundary lines.

  • The cost of installing a home pickleball court can vary greatly as each project is unique. Factors such as the size of the court, site preparation needs, choice of materials, and additional features can influence the final cost. To get a detailed estimate for your project, please schedule a consultation with us.

  • Absolutely! We can customize your court to fit your space and personal preferences. This includes the color of the court, the type of surface, and additional features like lighting or fencing.

  • Permit requirements can vary by location and the specifics of the project. It's always a good idea to check with your local city or county office to understand the regulations in your area. We can also assist you in this process during the consultation.