Sports Surfacing Blog

Learn how heat, cold, rain, and UV rays affect outdoor basketball court materials. Discover which surfaces work best for your climate and get expert maintenance tips to extend your court's lifespan.

Discover the key differences between artificial turf and natural grass for padel courts. Learn about costs, maintenance, playability, and which surface is right for your climate and usage needs.

Considering concrete for your pickleball court? Learn the pros and cons including durability, ball bounce consistency, maintenance needs, joint impact, and installation costs to make an informed decision.

Cracks on a tennis court are more than just an eyesore—they’re the first sign that your court is weakening. After resurfacing, it’s natural to want that fresh, flawless look to last as long as possible. The good news? With the right maintenance plan and a few strategic habits, you can dramatically reduce the risk of cracking and get more life out of your court.

Building a clay tennis court isn’t just about spreading clay and calling it done. What’s underneath the surface matters just as much—maybe even more. The base is what keeps the court stable, drains water, and helps players enjoy a consistent game. If the base is done wrong, the court won’t play right, won’t last, and will cost more in repairs over time. Let’s take a closer look at why getting the base construction right is so important.

Pickleball is growing fast, and with that comes a big question for homeowners, clubs, and city planners: what’s the best surface for a pickleball court— asphalt or concrete ? Your choice can affect everything from player comfort to maintenance costs. This guide will walk you through everything you need to know in a simple and educational tone.

Resurfacing your tennis court is a great investment, but keeping it in top shape takes effort. Without regular care, even a newly resurfaced court can wear down faster than you’d expect. In this guide, we'll go over practical, easy-to-follow tips to help you get the most out of your court for years to come.

Taking the time to care for your newly resurfaced tennis court isn’t just about keeping it looking good. It’s about making sure it lasts, stays safe to play on, and feels great underfoot. Once the resurfacing job is complete, the real work begins to keep your investment in top shape. If you're managing a private court or a sports facility, knowing the right maintenance steps makes a big difference.

If you want your tennis court to last for years and stay in good playing condition, winter maintenance is a must. Snow, ice, cold temps, and moisture can do serious damage to any court surface if it’s left unprotected. Taking the time to properly winterize your court now means fewer problems, lower repair bills, and better games when spring returns.