Start With a Good Base
Every outdoor court starts with a strong, flat base. Some people want just the concrete pad for now. Later, they add a coating, lines, tiles, or nets. Our crew can pour the pad.
What People Use Pads For
- A future pickleball, basketball, or tennis court
- Roller skating or a backyard roller hockey rink
- Futsal (small-sided soccer)
- Shuffleboard
- Snap-together sport court tiles
Sizes
Pad sizes vary a lot. A shuffleboard court is small and long. It is often about 6 by 52 feet. Futsal courts and rinks come in many sizes. Tell our crew what you want to play. Ask them what size makes sense for your yard.
Why the Base Matters
A pad needs good grading and drainage. Water that sits under or on a slab can cause cracks over time. Our crew checks the soil and slope before pouring. Ask about the slab thickness and joints for your use.
Planning for a Future Court?
Tell our crew now. Then the pad can be sized and sloped for the court you plan to add later. It is often easier than changing a slab after it is poured.
How Much Does It Cost?
It depends on the size of the pad, your ground, and whether you want a coating, lines, or a fence. Every project is different. Read our cost guide, then ask for a free quote to get your real price.
Every project is different. Sizes are general guides. Our crew will confirm what fits your site and give you a real price.
Areas We Serve
We serve Nashville and all of Middle Tennessee, including the nearby counties.