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Phoenix builder, a General Acrylics company since 1958, with 25-plus years of pickleball courts and in-house Gameco coatings.

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Quick Facts

Best For
Western-state facilities that want a six-decade builder with its own surfacing systems.
Features
Pickleball court design-build, tennis conversions up to four courts per slab, post-tensioned concrete, Gameco coatings and cushion systems, Nova Pro-Bounce, fencing, lighting, windscreens
Pricing
Quote based by phone.

Description

GA Sports Construction is the sports construction brand of General Acrylics, a Phoenix company since 1958, building tennis, pickleball, basketball, and bocce courts plus tracks and synthetic turf, with certified court and track builders and national awards 13 years running.

Its dedicated pickleball page cites over 25 years of pickleball court construction. Services span complete design-build, tennis-to-pickleball conversions, noting one tennis court converts into as many as four pickleball courts, resurfacing, reconstruction, fencing, lighting, windscreens, striping, and crack repair.

Published specs are unusually detailed: single courts at 36 by 64 feet around a 20 by 44 playing area, multi-court batteries 72 feet wide, five to eight foot court spacing, and minimum slope of one inch in ten feet, with post-tensioned concrete promoted for joint-free slabs. Surfacing is in-house: Gameco acrylic color coatings, Gameco Super-Cushion systems, and the Nova Pro-Bounce court system, with a court color design tool.

The firm is licensed in Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, and Wyoming. Quotes run by phone.

Vendor Details

Service Region
Arizona and five neighboring Western states
Year Founded
1958

Common Questions

FAQ 1 Question
How much pickleball experience does the firm have?
FAQ 1 Answer
Over 25 years of pickleball court construction, within a company dating to 1958.
FAQ 2 Question
Whose coatings go on the courts?
FAQ 2 Answer
In-house Gameco acrylic and cushion systems, plus the Nova Pro-Bounce court system.
FAQ 3 Question
Where is it licensed?
FAQ 3 Answer
Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, and Wyoming.

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Vendor Details

Service Region
Arizona and five neighboring Western states
Year Founded
1958

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