Craftsmanship in Tennis Court Resurfacing

The Tennis Court Doctor…

…brings unmatched expertise in the selection and installation of premium acrylic color coatings, crack repair, and precision striping—delivering top-quality results for both tennis and pickleball courts that look great and play even better. In addition, the Doctor also specializes in quality net post, practice board, and fencing construction.

Whatever your needs, the Tennis Court Doctor welcomes the opportunity to discuss all available options. Our coating system is formulated to provide the best long-lasting surface possible. Whether it’s private/residential, collegiate, or professional, we look forward to designing a custom-made project geared towards your needs.

Since the company’s inception in 1983, the Doctor has travelled all across North America, meeting the needs of colleges, universities, park boards, city governments, and individual homeowners. Give the Doctor a call and let him walk you through a customized plan to meet the needs of your surfacing project.

The Resurfacing Process

Surface Preparation:
Loose dirt, mold, grass/weeds, and any other foreign material is scraped/blown away. Pressure washing of the court is also performed on an as needed basis (ex: surface bubbling / peeling & extensive dirt).

Patching (Bird Baths):
Areas that are found to hold 1/8 inch of water 1 hour after rain/flooding of court shall be leveled off using an acrylic patch binder.

Crack Repair:
Cracks wider than 1/16 inch will be patched with acrylic crack filler. Due to environmental factors, cracks may return over time and should be expected.

Resurfacing / Color Coating:
Two to three coats of acrylic resurfacer will be applied over the entire court surface followed by the application of two coats of acrylic color coating mixed with a portion of silica sand (providing a superior and durable textured playing surface). *Multiple / exotic color choice(s) may incur a small surcharge.

Line Striping:
White acrylic line paint is rolled over the dried color coating to finish off the playing surface to regulation specifications.

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