Precision Courts

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Arizona builder constructing pickleball courts since 2005, qualified for official USAPA tournament courts.

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Quick Facts

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Arizona clients building tournament-spec or custom pickleball courts on post-tension slabs.
Features
Pickleball courts since 2005, USAPA tournament court qualification, 14-step post-tension process, 28-day cure standard, resurfacing, fencing, lighting, Build-A-Court configurator
Pricing
Free quote through the site form.

Description

Precision Courts Construction is an Arizona athletic court builder with over 28 years in the trade, designing and building tennis, pickleball, basketball, volleyball, bocce, and multi-sport courts for residential and commercial clients statewide.

Its dedicated pickleball page states the firm has been building and designing pickleball courts since 2005 and is qualified to build official USAPA tournament courts as well as custom layouts. Pre-construction planning addresses eight considerations from subgrade conditions and permitting to drainage and local ordinances, followed by a documented 14-step construction sequence: site marking, grading, forming, ABC foundation, post sleeves, vapor barriers, post-tension cable or rebar, concrete pour, a minimum 28-day cure, flood checking, fencing and lighting, and acrylic surfacing.

A Build-A-Court tool lets clients configure pickleball, tennis, or basketball courts, and services extend to resurfacing, repairs, accessories, and maintenance, licensed, bonded, and insured.

Quotes are free through the site form.

Vendor Details

Service Region
Arizona, with custom projects beyond

Common Questions

FAQ 1 Question
How long has the firm built pickleball courts?
FAQ 1 Answer
Since 2005, within over 28 years of court construction.
FAQ 2 Question
Can it build tournament courts?
FAQ 2 Answer
Yes. It states it is qualified to build official USAPA tournament courts.
FAQ 3 Question
What is notable about its process?
FAQ 3 Answer
A documented 14-step sequence with post-tension concrete and a minimum 28-day cure before surfacing.

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Vendor Details

Service Region
Arizona, with custom projects beyond

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