Tennis Court Crack Repair Before Winter: Is It Worth It?
If your tennis or pickleball court has cracks, fall is when you should decide what to do about them. Winter in Nebraska and Iowa is unforgiving on courts, and cracks left open going into it almost always come out of it bigger. Why Do Tennis Court Cracks Get Worse Over the Winter? It comes down […]
How Late in the Year Can You Resurface a Tennis Court?
If you’re reading this in September or October, you’ve probably looked at your tennis or pickleball court and thought, “We need to get this done before winter.” You’re right to be thinking about it now, because the resurfacing season in Nebraska and Iowa is coming to a close. Here’s the short answer: in
How Much Light Does a Pickleball Court Actually Need?
Court lighting is the thing homeowners think about last and wish they’d thought about first. As Fall is approaching us and we’re losing daylight by the hour, many people are now considering lights when planning their pickleball court. Here’s our guide to pickleball court lighting if you’re building a court in your
Who Can Paint My Tennis Court? A Guide To Court Surfacing
If you’ve got a tennis court, pickleball court, or basketball court that’s faded, cracked, or holding water, your first search was probably something like “who can paint my tennis court.” Here’s what the work actually involves, who does it, what it costs, and what to ask for when you call someone. What Do Peo
Is Tennis Making a Comeback? The Numbers Say Yes
For the last several years, pickleball has dominated nearly every conversation about court sports. New courts are being built. Old tennis courts are being converted. Parks departments are trying to keep up with demand. And it would be easy to assume that all of that growth has come at the expense of tennis. But something […]
Why You Should Build a Post-Tension Pickleball Court
The image for this post is a court slab going down in one continuous pour, with a grid of steel cables running through the middle of it that have not been tightened yet. A few days later somebody comes back with a hydraulic jack and puts about 33,000 pounds of force into each one of […]
