Your Own Court at Home
No more waiting for an open court at the park. A backyard court lets you play when you want. Play with your kids. Invite friends over. Practice your serve on a quiet morning.
What You Need
The court lines are 20 by 44 feet. Many builders plan about 30 by 60 feet in total, so players have room to move. Read our backyard space guide to check your yard.
- A fairly flat, open area
- Good drainage
- A way for trucks to reach the spot
- Room for a fence or lights, if you want them
What's Included (Typical Steps)
- Site visit and free quote
- Clearing and grading the ground
- A strong concrete or asphalt base
- Colored acrylic court coating
- Painted lines
- Net posts and net
- Optional fence, windscreen, and lights
Our crew will set your exact scope after we see your yard.
Choosing a Surface
Concrete and asphalt both work. Each has pros and cons. Read concrete vs. asphalt for a simple comparison. Then have fun picking court colors.
How Much Does It Cost?
Every yard is different, so every price is different. The base, the size, and add-ons all play a part. Read our cost guide, then get a free quote for your real number.
Areas We Serve
We serve Nashville and all of Middle Tennessee, including the nearby counties.