A Har-Tru court conversation benefits from a record of how the court is used, what service has occurred and which visible conditions prompted the review. These facts help the owner and contractor discuss the same timeline.
This article organizes information only. Maintenance instructions, material quantities and repair scope require expert review of the particular court.
Describe the court and use
Record whether the court is residential, club or institutional, the typical playing schedule and seasonal opening and closing periods. Note known construction or renovation dates only when documentation exists.
Collect service records
Gather invoices, work orders and owner notes by date. A simple court maintenance record can separate completed service from current questions.
Photograph visible conditions
Take wide views from each corner and closer photographs of visible surface, line, net, edge or drainage observations. Use the court checklist without assigning causes.
List seasonal questions
Write down opening, in-season care, weather interruption and closing questions that matter to the property. Review the Har-Tru surface page for the appropriate service conversation.
Prepare the review
Bring use notes, service records, photographs and current priorities. Contact Boston Tennis so instructions and scope can be based on the actual court rather than a generic checklist.