Thinking about a new court? Forget juggling five different contractors. We handle the design and every finishing touch ourselves, and project manage the build to engineered specs — one team, one number, done properly.
Chainwire fencing in a range of colour options, as well as the classic black or galvanised finishes — keeping the game exactly where it belongs.
Learn moreLighting that's actually bright enough to play under, fitted properly — no packing up when the sun goes down.
Learn moreGet the ground right and everything else follows. Site prep, grading, compaction — professionally built to engineered specs, to give your court the best chance of staying solid for the long run.
Learn moreTidy surrounds, sharp finishing touches, and a minor site make-good on completion — we care about how the whole site looks, not just the court itself.
Learn moreAustralian made net posts, nets, netball and basketball hoops — marine grade and ready for action.
Learn moreOne point of contact, start to finish — no chasing multiple trades, no runaround.
Learn moreConcrete is our preferred base for every court, acrylic or synthetic. Road base is a more affordable option, available under synthetic grass only. We can also install a new surface onto an existing asphalt base.
A multi-layer acrylic system built for tennis, netball, basketball, pickleball or a mixed-use court. Colour options chosen to hold up well against sun fade. A cushioned rubber layer is available as a premium add-on for extra shock absorption on legs and joints. Laid on a concrete platform, or onto an existing asphalt base.
Tournament-grade turf with tufted lines and washed, kiln-dried sand infill — low-maintenance and built to hold up under heavy use. Laid on concrete, road base, or an existing asphalt base.
Our preferred base for every court. A reinforced concrete slab — the sturdiest option, and the one we'd back for a court that needs to last decades.
A compacted road-base platform, available under synthetic grass only. More affordable than concrete, still solid, still well-graded.
We don't build asphalt courts from scratch — it's not our preferred method — but we regularly install a brand-new acrylic or synthetic surface onto an existing asphalt base.
A look at what actually happens under the surface — earthworks, reinforcement, the pour, and the base your court plays on for decades.
Base coat, taped colour coating in green and maroon, then a full line marking finish — see the whole job on our work page.
Community courts built for heavy year-round use. Backyard courts built around a family. We've built plenty of both.
Built for a true, consistent bounce through a full season of play — laid into an existing oval or ground, ready for practice or match day.
