commercial courts

Custom courts for schools, parks, and communities.

PICKLEBALL
COURTS

Pickleball is rapidly growing, and Carolina CourTex helps your facility meet the demand with high-performance commercial courts. Designed for player comfort and long-term durability, our courts offer excellent ball bounce, reliable traction, and customizable features to match your program’s needs.
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tennis 
courts

Carolina CourTex builds professional-grade tennis courts for schools, parks, clubs, and community centers. Each court is engineered for consistent play and long-lasting surface integrity. From casual matches to competitive training, we create spaces that support the game at every level.
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basketball 
courts

Elevate your facility with a custom basketball court by Carolina CourTex. Designed for schools, parks, and to make your facility a destination for athletes with a commercial basketball court from Carolina CourTex. Built to endure daily use and competitive play, our courts support school programs, rec leagues, and public fitness goals alike. Strong, safe, and visually polished, these courts bring people together through the game.
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The best
clients

Carolina CourTex is proud to partner with leading schools, municipalities, and private organizations across North and South Carolina to deliver top-tier athletic courts. From custom pickleball layouts for clubs to multi-sport installations for universities and community centers, our courts are built to meet the highest standards of quality, durability, and performance.

SERVING THE TOP CLUBS, UNIVERSITIES AND MUNICIPALITIES IN NORTH AND SOUTH CAROLINA

OUR SPECIAL 
CONCRETE PROCESS

Carolina CourTex builds every court on a strong foundation using post-tension concrete. This advanced construction method helps reduce surface cracking, increases overall strength, and creates a stable base that supports consistent, high-quality play. Our team brings precision and care to every project, ensuring your court stands up to time, weather, and frequent use, all while delivering a smooth playing experience from day one.

frequently asked

questions

Several factors influence the cost of building a court. Site conditions play a major role, including the flatness of the land and the extent of excavation and drainage work required. Additionally, the presence of utility lines that need relocation can impact costs. However, many cost factors depend on the choices made by the client, such as:

  • Court size
  • Choice of standard acrylic or cushioned surfacing
  • Installation of lighting and fencing
  • Multi-sport options (e.g., basketball hoops, tennis, volleyball, and pickleball nets)

To provide an accurate estimate, Evergreen Tennis Courts recommends reviewing a land survey plat. In some cases, a site visit may be necessary to assess the space, identify potential underground obstructions, and discuss project options. Obtaining a land survey can help avoid delays due to unforeseen site conditions.

This depends on your specific needs and preferences. Tile surfaces are durable and well-suited for families with young children who may use the court for activities beyond sports, such as riding scooters or playing games like four square. Additionally, tile surfaces require less frequent maintenance than acrylic surfaces.

For more competitive play, an acrylic surface is often the preferred choice. Acrylic surfacing provides a true and consistent ball bounce, superior traction, and better control for quick movements.

We recommend testing both surfaces before making a decision to determine which best suits your needs.

Yes, we advise hiring a landscaper during the 30-day concrete curing period. This allows time for yard restoration before the final surfacing is applied. Since surfacing is the last step of the process, it’s important to complete any landscaping or irrigation work beforehand to prevent damage to the court.

In cases of complex drainage issues, additional landscaping services may be necessary.
Yes, when permits are required, we ensure compliance with local regulations. While general contractors in Colorado are not licensed, we follow all industry best practices and work with licensed professionals as needed.
Absolutely! We can level the land through excavation and fill techniques. The most common method is “cut and fill,” where we remove material from the high side of the slope and redistribute it to create a level base for construction.
Proper drainage is crucial for both the court and the surrounding property. We design courts to accommodate natural water flow, and in some cases, additional landscape drainage solutions may be required to prevent pooling or erosion.
Most clients opt for our high-quality acrylic surface, which is the standard for schools and public courts. We also offer a cushioned surfacing system designed for enhanced comfort and performance. This option incorporates rubberized particles to improve shock absorption, ball response, and overall playability.

Here are the standard dimensions for various courts:

  • Basketball: Full-size NBA courts measure 94’ x 50’, while college/high school courts are 84’ x 50’. Smaller “shooter courts” can be as compact as 30’ x 30’.
  • Pickleball: A regulation-size court for tournament play is 34’ x 64’. For recreational use, a 30’ x 60’ court is common.
  • Tennis: A full-size court is 60’ x 120’, with the playing area measuring 36’ x 78’.

Our team can customize court dimensions based on available space and budget, and we can recommend multi-sport layouts for added versatility.

The frequency of resurfacing depends on usage and surface type. Typically, we recommend resurfacing every 5-7 years. High-use courts, such as those in public parks and schools, may require more frequent resurfacing.
Cracks can be repaired, but it’s important to note that they often reappear over time. When repairing cracks, we grind the affected area and apply a specialized crack filler.

For water pooling issues (“bird baths”), we can level depressions up to 1/8 inch. However, if the low spot exceeds the thickness of a nickel or if the court lacks proper slope for drainage, some issues may be unfixable without reconstruction.
We start by gathering information about the type of court you want and the space available. A land survey plat is helpful for identifying underground utility lines and setback requirements. If the site is relatively level, an on-site inspection may not be necessary before providing an estimate.

Obtaining a survey from the title company that handled your home purchase can streamline the process and help avoid construction delays.
Yes! We have completed numerous projects for schools, universities, HOAs, public parks, and private residences throughout the Rocky Mountain region. Visit our online Court Gallery to see our past work, or contact us to schedule a visit to a completed court near you.
We use professional-grade tape machines to ensure clean, precise lines. While slight variations may occur due to surface texture, we use a line primer to enhance visibility and durability.

Typically, we begin construction within two weeks of a signed contract. The general timeline is as follows:

  • Excavation and form setup: Initial groundwork is completed.
  • Concrete pouring: Scheduled based on concrete availability.
  • Curing period: Concrete must cure for 30 days before surfacing.
  • Final surfacing and installations: Nets, fencing, and lighting are added.

Overall, the process takes approximately 5-8 weeks, with 10-14 days of active work on-site. The curing period provides a great opportunity to complete landscaping work before finalizing your court.

For more details or to get started on your project, contact Evergreen Tennis Courts today!

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STEP 1: GET A QUOTE
Fill out our quick form with your project details. Our team will schedule a site visit to assess your property and determine the best court placement.
STEP 2: DESIGN AND BUILD
Work closely with our team to customize your court’s layout, materials, and features. Once finalized, we’ll manage the full installation from start to finish.
STEP 3: PLAY AND ENJOY
Your court is complete. Invite friends and family, stay active, and enjoy your custom-built court for years to come.
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