Artificial Grass Court Construction Melbourne

Artificial grass courts are more commonly referred to as synthetic grass courts are used extensively at many prestigious clubs and discerning domestic settings. When looking at artificial grass tennis court construction or synthetic grass tennis court construction it is critical to rely on time proven and engineering backed base works, to ensure your investment is protected for many years.

We at A S Lodge have adopted and increased the industry standards for both asphalt tennis court construction and concrete tennis court construction. A S Lodge sat on the specification and guidelines committee for the Tennis Court Builders Association of Australia. These guidelines were produced to improve the standards and quality of all synthetic tennis court construction and associated works.

Often, we are asked “What is the grass tennis court construction cost?” or more specifically “What is the artificial grass tennis court construction cost?” The answer is generally a lot less by doing it correctly in the first place then by adopting a cheap and nasty non engineered non proven method, which will ultimately require replacement. We at A S Lodge will always provide true and professional advice on methods of construction, resurfacing and repairs. This advise is free and will often save our clients hours of searching and many dollars in the long run.

A S Lodge have constructed in excess of 4,200 courts over the past 42 plus years. These courts have been installed for municipal councils, government authorities, prestigious private schools, local and regional clubs and tennis centres and some of the most fastidious and discerning private clients throughout Australia. Many of these courts have been awarded the highest “Tennis Court of The Year” throughout Australia. These award winning courts have used the latest technology and products to achieve this lofty height.

For over 40 years A S Lodge have been invited to rectify courts built to a budget and not to a specification. This will often present as crack, bump, or depression. We have perfected methods of rectification; however, it should always be noted that if correct methods of construction were originally adopted then all that might be needed now was an acrylic tennis court resurface and not a reconstruction.

We are proud of our history and association with SAPIA (Sports and Play Industry Association) and Engineers Australia, formally known as the Institution of Engineers. With these associations we are able to maintain our forefront knowledge of all aspects of the industry and latest technological advancements to protect the investments of our clients.

A S Lodge can advise you on the best surfacing product for your needs and compliment the surfacing with all aspects of fencing, lighting and adjacent sporting facilities.