[TennisonPro]

Hi all, we are planning to renovate the tennis court of our club. I was searching for the different types of tennis court construction techniques. I read something regarding this here: http://www.courtcontractors.com/new-construction/. For each of the types, they have used different techniques. So, which do you think is a good technique?

Most probably, we will start the repairing in the next month. We have got few tournaments coming up this year. So, it would be better if I can get some quick replies.

Also, does anyone know about the estimated cost of the restoration of the tennis court?
Please share your suggestions.

Thanks in advance

[SkillmanPro]

Hi @tennison how did you end up fixing those tennis courts . I would be interested in knowing your products that did the job .

Always willing to learn .

[kurt@welkerhomes.comPro Owatonna, MN - Minnesota]

funny to see this , I just bid on removing posts from a tennis court and installing new posts to turn it into a pickle ball court. the court needed all new surfaces and coatings, but we did not bid that.

[SkillmanPro]

kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:

funny to see this , I just bid on removing posts from a tennis court and installing new posts to turn it into a pickle ball court. the court needed all new surfaces and coatings, but we did not bid that.

Ha ha do you now what products they used for the surface work .

Always willing to learn .

[r-icePro Durham region, ON]

@jkirk spam?

[kurt@welkerhomes.comPro Owatonna, MN - Minnesota]

Skillman wrote:

kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:

funny to see this , I just bid on removing posts from a tennis court and installing new posts to turn it into a pickle ball court. the court needed all new surfaces and coatings, but we did not bid that.

Ha ha do you now what products they used for the surface work .

No we did not I was going to sub that part but everyone that does that work around here said they were booked into next year and did not want to bid it.

[jkirkModerator halifax, nova scotia]

@bethepro spam?

heres a tip, dont fart in a space suit

[betheproKeymaster Mt Prospect, IL]

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