What Goes Into the Price of a Pickleball Court?
Somebody calls us up and says they want a pickleball court. And we can help determine the costs, but it’s not as straightforward as you might think. Two courts that look the same from the road can be thousands of dollars apart once we walk the site. Only upon a site visit and thorough understanding […]
Who Designs Nebraska’s Parks and Playgrounds?
A good neighborhood park feels like it just happened. The grass slopes the right way, the water drains where it should, the playground sits in the shade, the trail loops back to the parking lot, and the courts are exactly where you’d want them. It feels natural. Behind every park that works, there’s a firm […]
What Goes Into a Court Resurfacing Project?
When most people hear the term “court resurfacing,” they picture a fresh coat of color and crisp new lines. In reality, the resurfacing itself is often only one part of the project. The condition of every court is different, and the work required depends on its age, condition, drainage, and how it has been maintained […
How Do You Get the City of Omaha to Fix the Park or Court in Your Neighborhood?
You submit a request directly to the city. The fastest way is the Omaha Hotline at omahahotline.com for maintenance issues like cracks and potholes. For bigger asks like a new court or a full rebuild, you email the Parks planning team or work through your neighborhood association and the Omaha Parks Foundation– the nonprofit arm [&h
How Do You Choose the Right Pickleball Net for Your Court?
When building a pickleball court in your home, neighborhood, or facility choosing a net is an overlooked task. The net is the one piece of equipment your players touch, lean on, trip over, and argue about on every single point. Pick the wrong one and you’re either dragging a wobbly frame across your driveway twice […]
Why Post-Tension Concrete Is the Lowest-Cost Court Over Its Lifetime
Ask for bids on a pickleball or tennis court and the cheapest number almost always belongs to asphalt. Asphalt really is less expensive to install. So if all you’re comparing is the price on bid day, the decision looks easy. The problem is that bid day is the one day in a court’s life when […]
Top Residential Land Developers in the Omaha Metro
Drive anywhere along the 204th Street corridor right now and you’ll see it: cornfields turning into cul-de-sacs almost overnight. The Omaha metro is in the middle of one of the biggest residential growth stretches in its history, and behind every one of those new neighborhoods is a land developer who saw the opportunity first. If [&
Can a Nebraska SID Pay for Neighborhood Pickleball Courts?
If you’re a developer, a board member, or just a homeowner who’s watched your neighborhood fill up with families who’d love somewhere to play, you’ve probably wondered: can the SID just build us a pickleball court? The answer is actually more complex when you uncover how an SID is set up and works. A SID […]
How Long Does Concrete or Asphalt Need to Cure Before Court Surfacing?
If you’re putting in a backyard pickleball, basketball, tennis, or multi-sport court, you’ve probably heard by now there’s a waiting period for it to cure correctly. After it’s poured and you can walk on the surface, it seems obvious that you should be able to surface with acrylic sports paint. And unfortunately, t
