About Build My Courts

Expert advice on backyard courts, costs, and design for Texas homeowners.

Built in Texas Courts.

Build My Courts is a Texas-based sport court construction company specializing in pickleball, tennis, basketball, and multi-sport courts for homeowners, HOAs, and commercial facilities across the state.

We started with a simple belief: building a court on your property should be straightforward, professional, and worth every dollar. No runaround. No surprises. Just a great court, built right.

Build My Courts Texas crew applying a smooth acrylic coating to a custom backyard sports court during the construction process.

300+

Courts built across Texas

100+

Clients served across Texas

4.9 Stars

35+ ratings on Google

4 Locations

Across Texas areas

One Standard, Every Project.

Whether it’s a backyard pickleball court or a full commercial facility every Build My Courts project gets the same crew, the same materials, and the same attention. That’s not a promise. It’s just how we work.

Started by Players. Built for Players.

We were avid tennis and pickleball players who kept showing up to courts that were cracked, uneven, and poorly built. Instead of accepting it, they decided to fix it. We built our first courts in Texas and haven’t stopped since.
Texas

Service Areas

Austin
Corpus Christi
Dallas
Fort Worth
Houston
Lubbock

Trusted Across Texas

The Standards We Hold Ourselves To

Start-to-Finish Construction

Design, construction, and painting handled by our crew. No handoffs, no surprises, no blaming the other guy.

Fair pricing, no shortcuts

We give you a clear number upfront and build to a standard we’re proud to put our name on. Cost-effective doesn’t mean cheap.

We show up and follow through

On time, communicative, and accountable from first call to final walkthrough. You’ll always know where your project stands.

Common Questions

How much does a court cost?

Court pricing depends on the size, surface, materials, and features you choose. We offer different options to fit a range of budgets, from simpler court setups to fully customized projects. We’ll look at your space and goals and give you a clear quote based on what makes sense for your project.

It depends on the sports you want to play. A 30 × 60-foot space works well for a regulation pickleball court or basketball half court, while a 40 × 70-foot space gives you more room for multi-sport layouts. A full tennis court typically needs about 60 × 120 feet, including run-off space. We can also design around pools, trees, and other property features and confirm what will work during the site visit.

Most courts take about 5 to 6 weeks from the start of construction to completion. A large part of that time is the concrete curing period, which typically takes about 28 days before the acrylic surface can be applied. Weather, permits, and more detailed designs can affect the schedule.

Yes, as long as the existing slab is in good enough condition. We check for cracks, drainage problems, low spots, and signs of movement before recommending a conversion. If the slab is suitable, we can repair it, apply a sport surface, and add your court lines, colors, logos, or multi-sport layout. If it needs to be replaced, we’ll let you know before you spend money on the wrong solution.

Yes. We help coordinate permits and approvals for commercial and HOA projects and can assist residential clients based on their city and HOA requirements. Our team can also prepare the plans and documentation needed for the approval process.

Absolutely. You can choose from a range of court colors or request a custom color combination. We can also add logos, custom striping, and multi-sport lines to create a court that fits your property, brand, or personal style.

Once the court is finished, we install the selected accessories, walk you through the finished project, and explain basic care and maintenance. Outdoor courts are relatively easy to maintain. Regularly clearing leaves and debris, rinsing the surface when needed, and occasional low-pressure cleaning can help keep the court looking and playing well.

Ready To See If Your Space Is Court-Ready?