Regular cleaning. Sand top-ups. Line marking. The little things that keep a court going for years — so you can just focus on the game.
Regular pressure cleaning — dirt, moss and grime gone before they start doing long term damage.
Topping up and re-grooming the sand infill so ball bounce and speed stay consistent.
Full freshen up, or just adding umpire and extra lines, marked out to a proper standard.
A few simple habits, a court that lasts.
A regular low-pressure wash with a mild detergent is all it takes to keep the surface looking sharp — quick, easy, and the method we'd recommend ourselves.
Non-marking shoes are an easy habit that keeps the surface looking its best for longer — one of those small things that pays off over the years.
It's built for tennis, netball or basketball — save the bikes and skateboards for the driveway and it'll stay looking new for a lot longer.
Water, sports drinks, even a snack courtside — all fine. A quick wipe-down afterwards keeps things looking fresh.
Any spill cleans up easily with water and a mild detergent — no need to rush, just don't let it sit around for weeks.
Worth a casual glance around the edges every now and then for ants or burrowing insects — an easy thing to stay ahead of.
Australian made, sourced from Australian suppliers. We supply and install removable tennis and pickleball net posts and nets, plus netball and basketball hoops, all marine-grade hardware built to handle the weather.
