Courts built across Texas
Grading, drainage, and steel-reinforced slab engineered for court play.
Professional, USTA approved coatings, colors, and regulation lines for fast, safe play.
We handle all the details start to finish on permitting, construction and professional acrylic surfacing.
A full-size court built to last. Poured with post-tension concrete and painted to US Tennis Open standards for a professional playing surface on your property.
A court is more than just concrete. We provide specialized enhancements for the ultimate player experience.
Share your address, photos, and goals. We confirm build-ability and give a realistic range.
We build high-performance pickleball and various different courts for commercial spaces. Contact us to learn more and get a free estimate.
What we quote is what you pay. If something changes on our end, we eat it. If you want to add something, we get your written approval first — every time.
Nothing gets added to your project without your sign-off in writing. No verbal additions, no invoice surprises at the end.
Your court surface and all construction work is covered. If something isn’t right, we come back and make it right.
★4.9 from 120+ Austin Homeowners
Real feedback from homeowners who built courts with us across Austin,Texas.
Cypress, Texas
Multi-Sport Court
“Their communication was excellent, and the project was staged and executed flawlessly. Any issues that arose were promptly addressed and resolved. Now, both the kids and adults are thrilled to use the court! Thank you for your outstanding service!”
Bhavin P.
December 14, 2025
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Spring, Texas
Multi-Sport Court
“Their communication was excellent, and the project was staged and executed flawlessly. Any issues that arose were promptly addressed and resolved. Now, both the kids and adults are thrilled to use the court! Thank you for your outstanding service!”
Bhavin P.
December 14, 2025
Dec 2025
Burton, Texas
Pickleball Court
“Build My Courts turned our dream into reality by transforming an old bam on our property into a beautiful pickleball court! Professional, creative, and detail-oriented couldn’t be happier with the results. Highly recommend!”
Esther P
Sep 2025
Burton, Texas
Multi-Sport Court
“Their communication was excellent, and the project was staged and executed flawlessly. Any issues that arose were promptly addressed and resolved. Now, both the kids and adults are thrilled to use the court! Thank you for your outstanding service!”
Bhavin P.
A doubles court is 36×78 ft. With recommended run-off space the total footprint is typically 60×120 ft. Singles-only builds can work in tighter spaces. We confirm exact layout options on the site visit.
Our custom courts and packages are designed to fit any area. From mini-basketball and mini-dinking courts at 12×10 and 20×10 to regulation pickleball at 30×60 to 34×64 and even full-size tennis courts at 120×60 with fencing. We have sport court options for any project size and need.
We understand that you don’t want weeks of disruption. Our standard court installations take about 5 weeks total. With 30-40 days of the time being the concrete curing. We work as fast and efficiently as possible to minimize disruption and get you playing on your new court as fast as possible!
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Yes. We assist with permit coordination on all commercial and HOA projects. For residential courts, we’ll advise you on what’s needed based on your city and HOA requirements.
A doubles court is 36×78 ft. With recommended run-off space the total footprint is typically 60×120 ft. Singles-only builds can work in tighter spaces. We confirm exact layout options on the site visit.
A new residential tennis court runs $65,000–$120,000+ depending on base type, surface system, fencing, and lighting. Post-tensioned concrete slabs are the standard in Texas due to clay soil movement. We break down every line item in your quote so you know exactly what you’re paying for.
Acrylic hard court is the most practical choice for Texas — low maintenance, durable in heat, and available in cushioned systems for joint comfort. Lighter colors and cool-pigment coatings are worth considering given Houston summer surface temperatures. We spec the right system for your use case and budget.
Post-tensioned concrete uses steel cables tensioned through the slab after the pour, which dramatically increases resistance to cracking from soil movement. In Texas, expansive clay soil can shift enough between wet and dry seasons to crack a standard slab within a few years. A post-tensioned base is the industry standard for tennis courts in Texas for that reason. It costs more upfront and is worth it.
The two main choices are standard acrylic and cushioned acrylic. Standard is durable, low maintenance, and the most common. Cushioned systems add rubber-granule layers beneath the color coat that reduce impact on joints by 20–40% — popular with older players and anyone with knee or hip concerns. Both are available in a full range of colors and are ITF certified for pace of play.
ASBA membership, experience with post-tensioned slabs in clay-soil markets, and familiarity with the surface systems you want installed. Ask how many courts they’ve built, ask to see completed projects, and ask specifically how they handle crack warranty. Any builder who guarantees standard crack filler won’t come back is either inexperienced or not being straight with you.
A doubles court is 36×78 ft. With recommended run-off space the total footprint is typically 60×120 ft. Singles-only builds can work in tighter spaces. We confirm exact layout options on the site visit.
Yes. We build tennis courts using Laykold and SportMaster surface systems — the same acrylic coating technology used on professional tour courts worldwide. Laykold has been the official surface of the Miami Open since 1985. SportMaster is one of the most widely specified systems in the country and is ITF certified across multiple pace categories. Both are available in cushioned versions that reduce joint impact by 20–40%. We pour post-tensioned concrete slabs as our standard base in Texas, which is the same structural approach used on permanent professional facilities. The difference between a tour court and a well-built residential court is size and lighting — not surface quality.
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