Boston Tennis & Sports Court Company plans and builds tennis courts across eastern Massachusetts. We manage the connected phases of new court construction: site evaluation, drainage, base work, surfacing, fencing, net posts, and regulation line striping.

Projects include private backyard courts, club facilities, and municipal installations. Available playing surfaces include Har-Tru clay, asphalt and concrete hard courts, and post-tension concrete.

Construction Scope

From Site Evaluation to Final Striping

A successful court begins with a clear plan for the property and intended use. The site evaluation establishes the conditions that shape drainage, base preparation, surface selection, and the placement of court components. Keeping these decisions connected helps the finished court work as one complete system.

Site, Drainage & Base

Construction starts with the site, followed by drainage and base work. These early phases establish the foundation for the playing surface and the surrounding court area.

Playing Surface

Choose among Har-Tru clay, asphalt or concrete hard court, and post-tension concrete. Each surface has its own playing and maintenance characteristics.

Court Components

Fencing, net posts, and regulation line striping complete the court after the base and selected surface are in place.

Planning Your Court

Decisions to Make Before Construction

How the Court Will Be Used

Tell us whether the court is for a private residence, club, or municipal property and which sports it needs to support. If you need a different format, review our pickleball and basketball and multi-sport construction services.

Which Surface Fits the Project

Surface selection affects play and ongoing care. Compare the three published court surface options, then use the consultation to discuss the property and preferred approach.

What the Site Requires

Share the project location, property access, and any known drainage concerns. The site evaluation connects those conditions to the base, surface, fencing, posts, and striping scope.

After Construction

Plan for the Full Life of the Court

Court ownership continues after construction. Our related services include court maintenance programs, court repair and crack repair, and court resurfacing. Those pages explain where to begin when an existing court needs routine care, targeted repair, or renewed coatings and lines.

Boston Tennis serves Metro Boston, the South Shore, Cape Cod, Nantucket, and Martha’s Vineyard. Browse the service-area directory for local information or view the court project gallery.

Prepare for the First Conversation

When you contact the team, include the property location, intended court use, preferred surface if known, and any access or drainage concerns you have already identified. This gives the team a practical starting point for the site evaluation and construction discussion.

Tennis Court Construction