Residential and Commercial
Pickleball Court Construction
Premier Pickleball Court Builder
Ferandell Tennis Courts, with over four decades of excellence, is the premier provider of sports and game court construction in Southern California. As the foremost firm in outdoor game court construction, our expertise and commitment are evident in each project.
We serve a diverse clientele including private homes, resorts, country clubs, sports clubs, homeowners associations, schools, and local governments, all benefiting from our superior craftsmanship. We focus on quality, utilizing top-notch materials and skilled professionals to achieve outstanding results.
What Sets Us Apart?
How Much Room for a Pickleball Court?
Considering installing a pickleball court on your property begins with confirming adequate space. A pickleball court requires a minimum area of 20’ x 44′, with a recommended play space of 30’ x 60’.
Consider spatial requirements and proximity to neighboring properties, as pickleball court construction must comply with zoning laws and homeowners association rules.
Schedule an Appointment for Our Help
Navigating zoning requirements can be complex. Contact Ferandell Tennis Courts—we’re ready to discuss your pickleball court construction needs and answer any queries.
Better still, arrange a visit for us to discuss your pickleball court construction in detail and offer a free estimate, ensuring we cover property evaluation, measurements, zoning regulations, and other aspects of your pickleball court construction project.
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Setting the Quality Standard
At Ferandell Tennis Courts, we hold our team and subcontractors to high standards in performance, skill with modern equipment, and overall professionalism and craftsmanship.
We maintain strict quality standards, expecting our staff and subcontractors to keep the pickleball court construction site clean and safe throughout the project. As Southern California’s leading pickleball court construction company, we set the bar for quality that others strive to meet.
Ferandell Tennis Courts controls all aspects of the design & construction process, ensuring you get the highest quality product and service available!
Various Phases of Court Construction
Pickleball court construction involves several stages to guarantee efficient completion.
The initial phase of a pickleball court construction includes assessing the construction conditions, discussing contracts, scope, zoning, plans, permits, site preparation, and deciding on specifics like playing surface and color scheme.
Zoning laws may influence your pickleball court construction. Depending on your location, you might face restrictions on fencing or lighting. Communities may set limits on fence heights or allow more flexible rules if your pickleball court construction is positioned away from roads and is well-screened. Nighttime pickleball court construction might be restricted by lighting concerns.
Securing plans and permits is critical for any pickleball court construction. We can manage the permitting process or work with customers who have already begun this process, tailoring our involvement to suit their needs.
For your pickleball court construction, consider the accessibility of the construction site. Our use of large, modern equipment, essential for efficient pickleball court construction, requires adequate space for transport and operation.
Choosing materials is crucial for pickleball court construction. In Southern California, concrete is favored for its durability and low maintenance, offering a consistent playing experience and a variety of benefits.
In concrete pickleball court construction, options include post-tensioned or reinforced concrete, with various surfacing choices affecting gameplay. Pickleball court surfaces vary in speed, influenced by the presence of cushioning systems.
Synthetic turf, an alternative in pickleball court construction, offers a versatile, cost-effective, and low-maintenance option. It’s playable soon after rainfall and mimics natural grass, providing a forgiving surface for frequent play.
To lessen impact on joints in pickleball court construction, consider acrylic coatings and cushioned surfaces. These systems offer enhanced comfort and durability, reducing fatigue and improving play.
Our pickleball court construction offers a wide array of color options. Different colors suit various conditions, affecting visibility, temperature, and reflectivity, which are crucial for player comfort and game quality. Night Play considerations might also dictate color choices.
- Dark court colors contrast better with the yellow or light green tennis balls making it easier to see.
- Dark colors absorb the sunlight making it more likely to buildup surface temperature: however they are less reflective.
- Light colors absorb less sunlight therefore making them less likely to buildup surface temperatures; however they are more reflective.
- Two-tone (or more) court color schemes help to define the boundaries. The darker colors usually have less reflectivity and should be used within the boundaries.
- Surfaces with less reflectivity (typically darker colors) may require more lighting to illuminate them when playing night games.
After finalizing all decisions, your pickleball court construction project commences.
Ferandell's Online Pickleball Court Colorizering Tool
The best part of every pickleball court construction project is choosing the colors you want your new pickleball court to be painted. And we’ve made it very easy for you!
We developed an online court colorizing tool that gives you the ability to paint the pickleball court, the kitchen, and the surround separately in different colors if that is your preference! As you paint the pickleball court, the visual tells you the names of your color choices. And when you find color combinations that you like, you can print them out to share with your friends, your family and with Ferandell!
