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Court resurfacing planning

Preparing for a Court Resurfacing Consultation

Published · Boston Tennis & Sports Court Company

A resurfacing conversation should begin with court use, previous work and visible conditions. That information frames evaluation without assuming resurfacing is appropriate.

This guide prepares a useful first conversation while leaving diagnosis, engineering, product selection, price, schedule and suitability to site-specific review.

Define court use

List sports, user groups, seasonal patterns and facility type. Review the resurfacing page.

Assemble maintenance history

Gather dated invoices, coating records, crack repairs and notes. For a particular defect, review court repair.

Photograph conditions

Take wide and close images of cracks, worn coating, water areas or peeling. Use the condition checklist.

Document site context

Record the known surface, slopes, drainage observations, fences and gates. Review the surface guide.

Set priorities

List desired uses, available records, dated photographs, surface observations, access and timing preferences.

Review the relevant service areas, then contact Boston Tennis to discuss the appropriate next step.