Tennis Court Resurfacing

As a court owner, it’s a good idea to protect your investment by performing regular preventative maintenance. Make the necessary adjustments to your landscape to allow for sunlight to shine on the court’s surface all day. This will protect your court against mildew while keeping it smooth and dry. You may want to trim back trees near the court, if necessary, to allow for full exposure to the sun. Also, remove all posts and nets annually and conduct an inspection of these components. Be sure to grease and paint the posts as needed, and it’s recommended that you replace the nets every five to six years. Finally, clean the grass and shrubs below the surface level every year. This will prevent plants from growing through the playing surface and also allows for proper water flow.