Add pickleball to your tennis court. Stripe basketball lines onto your driveway slab. Build a single court that handles tennis, pickleball, and basketball. We design the layout, paint the lines, and add the equipment you need.
Popular Conversions
Pickleball's growth has changed what people want out of their courts. Here are the conversions we do most often.
Add 2 or 4 pickleball courts to your existing tennis surface using overlay striping in a contrasting color. Tennis play stays unchanged, pickleball nets go up and down as needed.
A half-court basketball setup is the perfect footprint for a pickleball court. Stripe both layouts on one slab and swap between them with portable pickleball nets.
A custom backyard court designed for the whole family — basketball, pickleball, kid stuff (4-square, hopscotch), and party space. Sized to your yard.
Already have a flat concrete slab or wide driveway? We can surface and stripe it as a usable sport court — usually pickleball or half-court basketball. Affordable way to get into a court without a new build.
Line Layouts
Multi-sport courts use a second color for the secondary sport's lines, so play stays clear. Here's what each layout looks like.
Standard overlay. Tennis lines in white, pickleball in blue. Two pickleball games fit comfortably on one tennis court.
Half-court basketball in white, pickleball in blue. The same slab handles both — swap with a portable net.
Basketball, pickleball, and bonus games (4-square shown in yellow) all on one custom-sized slab.
How It Works
A conversion is usually faster and cheaper than a full resurface — but if your court needs both, we'll combine the work.
Step 1
We check the existing surface, measure the playable area, and design a line layout that works for every sport you want. We'll show you the plan before any paint hits the court.
Step 2
Pressure wash, fix any cracks or low spots, and prime the areas that will receive new lines. If the surface needs a recoat, we'll handle that too — fresh paint takes line color much better than weathered acrylic.
Step 3
Lines are taped, painted, and pulled to USTA, USA Pickleball, or NBA spec. We use a contrasting color for the secondary sport so play stays clear and confusion-free.
Step 4
Portable pickleball nets, posts, in-ground hoops — whatever your layout needs. We install everything and walk you through how to set up each sport.
What It Costs
Adding lines to an existing surface is one of the most affordable ways to get more out of your court.
Line Overlay Only
Striping on existing surface
Adds pickleball lines to a tennis court, or basketball lines to a flat slab. Surface must be in good shape.
Resurface + Conversion
Best value combo
Full resurface plus multi-sport line layout. The smart move when your court needs a recoat anyway.
Equipment Add-Ons
Nets, posts, hoops
Portable pickleball nets are ~$500. In-ground basketball hoops run $2K-$5K installed. Mix and match what you need.
Final pricing depends on court size, condition, and how many sports you're layering. Your written quote will spell it all out.
FAQ
In our experience, no. We use a contrasting line color (typically blue for pickleball over a green/red tennis court). After a game or two, players don't even notice the extra lines. Most tennis clubs that added pickleball have made this work for years.
If pickleball is shared with tennis, portable nets are the way to go — they roll on and off in seconds and don't interfere with tennis play. Permanent posts only make sense if you're dedicating the court to pickleball.
Two pickleball courts fit comfortably in the standard "blended" layout. With a sideways layout, you can fit four — but the run-off space gets tight. Most people go with two.
If it's flat, drains well, and has enough space, yes. We'll come look and tell you if the surface is suitable. A wide driveway is often a great pickleball court candidate.
Line overlay only: 1-2 days. Resurface plus conversion: 5-7 days. Both jobs need a few days of court-off-limits time for the paint to cure properly.
We'll come out, take measurements, and design a layout that works for your space. Free on-site estimates throughout Northwest Washington.