Pickleball Court Construction
Pickleball is sweeping the globe! This exciting blend of tennis, badminton, and ping-pong is easy to learn yet offers endless fun and challenge for players of all ages. Playing on a smaller court than tennis, pickleball is less physically demanding, making it perfect for everyone.
At A S Lodge, our custom-designed Pickleball court can bring endless joy to your home or community, from friendly matches to competitive play.
Our team is dedicated to providing a detailed and transparent quotation to meet your specific needs and preferences.
Pickleball Court Builders
At AS Lodge, we follow a streamlined process to ensure your pickleball court is designed and built to perfection. From the initial consultation to the final construction, we handle everything with meticulous attention to detail.
- Consultation: We begin with a thorough consultation to understand your requirements and preferences. This includes discussing the court size, surface material, lighting, and any additional features you might want.
- Design: Our experienced designers create a custom court design that matches your specifications. We consider the best layout, surface materials, and features to ensure an optimal playing experience.
- Quotation: Based on the design, we provide a comprehensive quotation that includes all costs involved in the construction of your pickleball court.
- Construction: Once the design and quotation are approved, our skilled construction team takes over. We use high-quality materials and advanced techniques to build your court, ensuring durability and performance.
Playing Surface: AS Lodge offers a variety of playing surfaces, including asphalt, concrete, and acrylic-coated options. These surfaces are chosen for their excellent traction and ball bounce, ensuring a superior playing experience.
Paneling: Our paneling process involves using durable and weather-resistant materials to create a robust and aesthetically pleasing enclosure for your court. This ensures the court remains in top condition for years to come.
Lighting: Lighting is an optional but highly recommended feature. We provide professional-grade lighting solutions that enhance visibility during evening play. You can choose from various lighting options to suit your needs and budget.
Design Finishes: We offer a range of finishes to ensure your court not only performs well but also looks great. From custom color options to logo placement, we tailor the design to reflect your style and preferences.
Customer Options: Customers can choose from several options, including:
- Custom court dimensions
- Choice of surface materials
- Optional lighting solutions
- Personalized design finishes
- Additional features like seating and fencing
Construction Time: The typical construction time for a pickleball court varies based on the complexity of the design and additional features. On average, it takes about 2 months to complete the construction.
Rough Cost: The cost of building a pickleball court depends on various factors such as the size, surface material, and additional features. A rough estimate for a standard court is around $45,000 to $60,000. For a precise quotation, please contact us with your specific requirements.
How the Game Works
Dimensions and Structure:
- Size: A pickleball court measures 20 feet/6.1m wide and 44 feet/13.41m long for both singles and doubles.
- Surface: Typically made of asphalt, concrete, or similar hard material, often coated with acrylic.
Markings:
- Baseline: Lines at the ends of the court.
- Sidelines: Lines running along the sides.
- Non-Volley Zone (Kitchen): A 7-foot/2.13m area on either side of the net.
- Service Courts: The area between the non-volley zone and the baseline, divided by the centerline.
Net:
- Height: 36 inches at the sidelines and 34 inches at the center.
- Position: Divide the court into two equal halves.
Basic Rules:
- Teams: Singles or doubles.
- Serving: Underhand serve, one attempt unless a let occurs.
- Scoring: Only the serving team can score. Games are usually played to 11 points, win by 2.
- Double-Bounce Rule: The ball must bounce once on each side before volleying.
- Non-Volley Zone Rules: No volleying while in the zone; entry allowed to play a bounced ball.
Play Dynamics:
- Rallies: Can volley or play groundstrokes after the double-bounce rule is met.
- Strategy: Combination of soft shots, fast volleys, and strategic positioning.
- Faults: Include hitting the ball out of bounds, not clearing the net, and violating the double-bounce rule.
Client reviews
Still not convinced? Then listen to our satisfied customers...
I feel that the resultant court is superbly constructed and know that it is superb to play on.
I was very impressed with the speed with which you dealt with the minor hiccups throughout the project.
I just played tennis on the courts at Yarra Glen Tennis Club, and want to thank you for doing such a wonderful job.
Everyone at AS Lodge were always helpful and willing to assist with any concerns we may have had.
Your integrity and control of yesterday's situation was most reassuring that I had made the correct decision in choosing your company.
A S Lodge carried out a full resurfacing of our 28 year old tennis court with a new concrete base and synthetic grass. From the initial discussions with Richard and innovative approach to the final sign off with Sandy the complete experience was one of minimal inconvenience and complete satisfaction.
The concrete team and then the grass laying team were efficient and extremely fast in their execution of their tasks.
The finished result is what looks like a brand new court.
We are extremely satisfied in our choice of A S Lodge, and would recommend them to anyone in the future.
Once again thanks for a great project.