Sports Court Resurfacing Questions

It covers pressure washing, crack filling, patching worn areas, applying a new acrylic color coat in timed layers, and repainting regulation lines. The exact scope depends on what the base-condition assessment finds before work begins.

Properly filled and cured cracks are far less visible under a fresh acrylic coat than an unfilled crack would be. Rushing the cure stage is what causes visible lines, so full cure time is allowed before recoating.

Low spots that cause puddling are leveled with patching compound during the prep stage, restoring the surface slope. If the drainage problem is in the sub-base rather than the surface layer, the assessment will identify that before recoating begins.

Submit an enquiry with your location and court type. We schedule a site visit to assess base condition and drainage, and provide an itemised written estimate covering materials, scope and cure times before any work is scheduled.