Sport Court Services in Northwest Washington
Every court,
start to finish.
New construction, resurfacing, and multi-sport conversions for pickleball, tennis, basketball, and sand volleyball courts — residential and commercial — across Whatcom, Skagit, Snohomish, Island, and San Juan Counties.
What We Do
Courts we build and fix.
Pick a court type or service for details, pricing, and common questions.
Pickleball Courts
Single backyard courts to multi-court layouts, lined to USA Pickleball spec.
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Tennis Courts
Residential, club, and school tennis courts built to USTA dimensions.
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Basketball Courts
Half-courts and full courts with acrylic surfacing and in-ground hoops.
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Resurfacing & Repair
Crack repair, birdbath leveling, new color coats, and fresh lines for worn courts.
Learn more →Tennis Court Repair
Crack repair, birdbath leveling, peeling surfaces, net posts, and restriping.
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Multi-Sport Conversions
Pickleball on a tennis court, or several sports blended on one slab.
Learn more →Sand Volleyball
Excavation, drainage, edging, sand, and nets for backyard or regulation courts.
Learn more →Starting from bare ground? See new court construction. Wondering what it costs? Read the cost guide.
Built for the Salish Sea Climate
Why base preparation decides everything.
Our surfaces are specified for Whatcom County freeze-thaw and San Juan Islands moisture.
Most court failures are not surface failures. They start underneath, where poor drainage or an inadequately compacted sub-base lets water move and the slab shift. In Northwest Washington that is the dominant risk: rainfall is heavy, the water table is high in a lot of the valley, and freeze-thaw cycles work any weakness wider every winter.
That is why the first phase of every project is a survey rather than a quote — checking slope, identifying low spots, and working out where water goes. A court built on a good base and surfaced adequately will outlast a court built on a poor base and surfaced immaculately.
Resurface or Rebuild?
Choosing between resurfacing and rebuilding.
The honest answer depends on what is happening under the surface.
A court that has faded, lost its texture, or developed surface cracking is usually a resurfacing candidate, and resurfacing costs a fraction of a new build. A court where the slab itself has moved — wide structural cracks, sections at different heights, persistent standing water that grading cannot fix — needs the base addressed first.
We will tell you which one you are looking at, including when the honest answer is that resurfacing would be money spent on a surface that will crack again within a couple of seasons. Sometimes the answer is repair now and rebuild in five years, and that is a legitimate plan.
Frequently asked questions
What sports do you build courts for?
Pickleball, tennis, and basketball on acrylic hard-court systems, plus sand volleyball. Multi-sport courts with blended, color-coded lines let a single footprint carry more than one game.
Do you work on commercial and public projects?
Yes. We handle prevailing wage and public works projects as well as residential courts, and we work with specified systems including Plexipave where a project calls for a particular manufacturer.
Are estimates free?
Yes. On-site estimates are free anywhere in our service area, and they are how we price accurately — drainage, access, and existing surface condition are not things anyone can judge from photographs.
Are you licensed and insured?
Yes, licensed and insured in Washington. We are based in Lynden and the crew is local.
What areas do you serve?
Whatcom, Skagit, Snohomish, Island, and San Juan Counties, including Bellingham, Lynden, Ferndale, Blaine, Mount Vernon, Burlington, Anacortes, Oak Harbor, Stanwood, Marysville, and Friday Harbor.
How long does a typical project take?
Resurfacing generally runs several days to about a week on site. New construction runs two to three weeks for pickleball and basketball courts and three to five weeks for full-size tennis. Weather drives most of the variance in both cases.
Related pages
- tennis court repair — cracks, low spots, peeling surfaces, net posts, and lines.
- our four-phase process — what actually happens on site, start to finish.
- the cost calculator — a ballpark number in about a minute.
- service areas — where we work across Northwest Washington.
We work throughout Northwest Washington — Whatcom, Skagit, Snohomish, Island, and San Juan Counties — including Bellingham, Lynden, Ferndale, Blaine, Mount Vernon, Burlington, Anacortes, Oak Harbor, Stanwood, Marysville, and Friday Harbor. Site visits are free anywhere in that range.
Ready to talk through your court?
Free on-site estimates across Whatcom, Skagit, Snohomish, Island, and San Juan Counties. We come out, look at your space, and give you a real number.
Or call (360) 504-8647Licensed and insured in Washington. Lynden-based crew.