A reason to be outside every day — sized, surfaced and lit for real play.
Call (801) 571-7336A sport court gets used more than almost anything else in a yard — not on special occasions, but on a Tuesday after school and in the hour before dinner, year after year. Measured per use, it’s the cheapest thing out there.
Most courts we build are multi-sport: basketball with pickleball lines, often volleyball sleeves as well. The part that matters is underneath. A court is a large, flat, rigid surface, and any movement in the base shows up as a crack or a dead bounce.
A sport court build includes:

Basketball, pickleball and a putting green worked into one Draper backyard — built alongside the pool, patio and fire features as a single project.
The photographs above show one multi-sport court. These are the games we line, surface and equip — on their own, or combined on a single slab.
Full and half courts, with adjustable hoops, pole padding and the key and arc laid out to regulation or scaled to your space.
The fastest-growing game in Utah — one court or two side by side, with permanent net posts set into the slab rather than a portable net.
Full-size tennis where the lot allows, and tennis lines combined onto a larger multi-sport surface where it doesn’t.
Sleeved posts set flush into the surface, so the net comes down and the court goes back to being a court.
Two, three or four games lined on one surface in separate colours, so a single court covers the whole family.
Court dimensions worked out for your lot, and orientation set so the low sun isn’t in someone’s eyes at the hour you actually play.
Cut and fill, retaining where the grade needs it, and compaction in lifts — the part that decides whether the surface cracks.
Base type, thickness and drainage specified for your soil, then poured and cured properly before anything goes on top.
Interlocking tile over the base — forgiving underfoot, drains on its own, and available in a range of colours.
Layered acrylic over concrete or asphalt for a true, fast surface with crisp painted lines.
Perimeter fencing and containment netting sized to the sports you play, so balls stay in and neighbours stay happy.
Pole and fixture layout that lets you finish a game after dark without lighting up the whole street.
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Courts are unforgiving of a bad base. Most of the build happens before any colour goes down.
Court dimensions to suit the sports you play and the space you have — and orientation set so the low sun isn’t in someone’s eyes at the hour you actually play.
Base type, thickness and drainage specified for your soil, then surfacing, colours and line layout drawn up with a clear number.
Cut and fill, retaining where the grade needs it, compaction in lifts, then the concrete or asphalt base — cured properly before anything goes on top.
Sport tile or acrylic laid, lines masked and painted, then hoops, nets, padding, fencing and lighting installed.
A landscape is a big investment. Here’s what you can count on from the first visit to long after the last stone is set.
Complete liability coverage and documented work, so your property and your investment are protected.
Design, hardscape, planting and irrigation are all handled in-house by our own crews — never subcontracted out.
If something isn’t right, we make it right. And we’re still a phone call away long after the project is done.
Tell us a little about your project. We’ll reach out to learn more and schedule a time to visit your property.
Every landscape begins with a conversation. Tell us about your property and how you want to live outside — we’ll take it from there.
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