Tennis courts need more than pavement.
A quality tennis court depends on proper site preparation, slope, drainage, surfacing, coating, line accuracy, and long-term maintenance. Small issues in construction or resurfacing can affect how the court plays, how water moves, how cracks form, and how quickly the surface wears down.
Carolina Sport Surfaces specializes in athletic courts, not general paving. Our work is focused on helping tennis facilities, schools, clubs, communities, and homeowners make confident decisions about construction, resurfacing, repairs, coatings, and ongoing court care.
Tennis court services for every stage of your court’s life.
New Tennis Court Construction
From private residential courts to school, club, and municipal facilities, we help plan and build tennis courts designed for long-term play.
Tennis Court Resurfacing
Restore the look, feel, safety, and playability of an aging tennis court with professional surface preparation, repair, and acrylic color coating.
Tennis Court Repair
Cracks, low spots, drainage problems, peeling coatings, and surface wear can all affect play. We help evaluate the issue and recommend the right repair approach.
Tennis Court Color Coatings
Refresh faded courts or update your facility with professional color coating, striping, and layout improvements.
Clay Tennis Courts
For clubs and facilities that prefer clay court play, Carolina Sport Surfaces also provides clay court construction and maintenance support. The current site already has a clay court construction page, but it is very thin and should be expanded later.
Equipment & Accessories
Net posts, nets, windscreens, fencing coordination, benches, dividers, and other accessories can be added or updated as part of a court project.
Is your tennis court showing signs of wear?
Tennis courts naturally age over time, especially in outdoor environments with heat, moisture, freeze-thaw cycles, tree roots, drainage issues, and heavy use. The right repair or resurfacing plan can help extend the life of the court and improve the playing experience.
Common issues include:
- Cracking
- Faded color coatings
- Worn or slippery playing surfaces
- Standing water or drainage concerns
- Peeling or delaminating coatings
- Uneven playing areas
- Outdated striping or multi-use layouts
- Net post or equipment issues
Do you need resurfacing, repair, or a new court?
Not every aging tennis court needs to be rebuilt. In many cases, cleaning, crack repair, surface preparation, and new acrylic color coatings can extend the court’s life and improve playability. In other cases, deeper structural issues may require more significant repair or reconstruction.
Our team helps evaluate the court’s condition and recommend the right next step based on the surface, age, drainage, cracking, and project goals.
