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We check cracks, low spots, and base movement so you know if resurfacing, repairs, or a full rebuild is the smart move.
Sport-grade acrylic resurfacing, fresh color, and regulation lines for tennis, basketball, and pickleball on the same slab if you want.
We coordinate access, scheduling, and HOA or facility requirements so resurfacing is as low‑stress as possible for you.
Restore the court you already have. Most owners don’t need a full rebuild – just the right combination of repairs and resurfacing for safe, great‑looking play.
Use our court designer to test new colors, borders, and line layouts before resurfacing your tennis, basketball, or pickleball court.
A court is more than just concrete. We provide specialized enhancements for the ultimate player experience.
Share photos, age of the court, and what you’re seeing. We review whether resurfacing makes sense and give a clear ballpark range.
We inspect cracks, drainage, and base movement, confirm colors and line layouts, and lock in your resurfacing scope and quote.
Our crew cleans the court, repairs cracks and low spots, applies the resurfacing system, and re-stripes tennis, basketball, and/or pickleball lines.
We walk the finished court with you, review cure times and simple maintenance, and make sure you’re ready for years of play.
We resurface tennis, basketball, and pickleball courts for clubs, schools, HOAs, and commercial facilities. Contact us to review your courts and get a free resurfacing 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.
The same person who quotes you manages your build. No handoffs, no miscommunication between sales and crew.
★4.9 from 120+ San Antonio Homeowners
Real feedback from homeowners who built courts with us across San Antonio,Texas.
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“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!”
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Cost depends on court size, surface condition, how much crack repair is needed, and whether you are adding cushion, multi-sport lines, or a color change. A single pickleball court is the least expensive, a tennis court is the most, and a basketball court sits in between. All three follow the same process: pressure wash, crack repair, acrylic resurfacer, two color coats, and restriping. Courts that need drainage correction or a crack membrane cost more than a straight recoat. We give you a clear ballpark for your San Antonio court on the assessment call before you commit to anything.
San Antonio courts mostly need UV-faded surfaces recoated and minor cracks filled, which keeps resurfacing costs toward the lower end.
A professionally resurfaced acrylic court typically lasts 4 to 8 years before it needs another coat. Pickleball courts wear faster (closer to 4 to 6 years) because every point covers the whole court, especially the kitchen. In San Antonio, UV exposure and clay soil movement can shorten the window, and shade, regular cleaning, and early crack repair extend it. The first sign you are due is a chalky, faded color or a slick feel underfoot. Courts that are cleaned regularly and patched early consistently outlast ones that are ignored.
San Antonio’s sun hours are among the highest in Texas. UV-stable pigments and light colors help a resurface reach the 6 to 8 year mark.
Sometimes, and we will tell you when. Standard crack filler is a surface repair. It fills the crack but does not stop the slab from moving, so if your base is shifting because of clay soil, tree roots, or drainage problems, cracks can reappear through the new coating. For moving cracks we recommend a crack membrane system that bridges the gap and flexes with the slab. We assess every San Antonio court before we resurface and tell you honestly whether standard repair is enough or whether a membrane is worth it.
San Antonio slabs poured without control joints tend to crack in the same spots. We treat those with a membrane rather than filler.
Most single-court resurfacing projects take 3 to 7 days on site, plus cure time between coats, depending on how much repair is needed and the weather. A basic pickleball recoat can finish in 3 days. A tennis court with crack repair and drainage correction takes closer to a week. Acrylic coatings need warm, dry days to cure, so rain can add a day or two. We give you a realistic window for your San Antonio court before we start and update you if the forecast changes.
San Antonio has more dry coating days than almost any Texas city, so schedules here rarely slip.
In most cases, yes. We inspect the slab for structural cracks, movement, birdbaths, and drainage problems. If the base is sound, we repair and resurface. Concrete is the most common base in San Antonio. Asphalt courts can be resurfaced too, but older asphalt that has gone brittle or developed alligator cracking may need a new base. If a rebuild is the better long-term option, we will be straight with you rather than sell you a coating that will fail.
San Antonio’s dry climate has kept a lot of older asphalt courts in decent shape. We check for oxidation and brittleness before recommending a recoat.
Yes. A standard tennis court fits four regulation pickleball courts, or one centered pickleball court over the tennis net line for casual play. Adding pickleball lines during a resurface costs very little extra because the crew is already striping. Pickleball lines go on in a secondary color so tennis lines stay white and the two never get confused. Portable or permanent pickleball nets can be added. This is one of the most requested upgrades we do in San Antonio.
San Antonio communities often add pickleball lines to HOA tennis courts so more residents use the same slab.
Keep the surface clear of leaves and debris, rinse it when it gets dirty, and avoid standing water. Fill new cracks early before water gets underneath. Skip harsh chemicals, and keep vehicles, grills, and heavy furniture off the surface. A low-pressure wash once or twice a year keeps traction consistent. We give every client in San Antonio a simple care guide at project closeout so the new surface reaches the long end of its lifespan.
San Antonio sun is the main wear factor. A rinse during peak summer and light court colors slow fading.
Yes. For managed properties in San Antonio we provide photos, specs, a written scope, and insurance documentation so your board or facilities team has what it needs to approve the work. We can resurface multiple courts in one mobilization, which lowers the per-court cost. Resurfacing is usually classified as maintenance rather than new construction, so it typically does not require the permit process a new court would. We schedule around your community’s play calendar and keep the site clean.
San Antonio’s military communities and HOAs often have multiple older courts that resurface well together.
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