Tennis Courts

By integrating an experienced tennis court building company, Park View Tennis Courts, into our group we are able to give you the best quality service for all your tennis court needs. Whether you are looking for a new tennis court installation, resurfacing an old court (including surface recolouring), carrying out tennis court repairs or a simple annual maintenance program we can provide a wide range of tennis court services from one company.

Whether for your home or for a commercial project we are specialists in tennis court building and can design and install a new court from scratch or revitalise an old court. With our fully experienced team we help you get the best from your court, from a one off visit to a fully programmed maintenance service and using own equipment means we provide a high level of reliability. We can also bring great cost savings to your project with options to use our own tarmac recyling facilities.

New tennis court installation - including all design, groundworks, court tarmac laying, fencing and lighting.
Tennis courts refurbishment service - including resurfacing, recolouring and associated equipment.
Tennis court maintenance - either a one off visit or programmed maintenance.
Colour spraying - you don't have to stick with black! We have colours to enhance your court.
Tennis court surface repair - all types of court surface catered for.

Different Tennis Court surfacing

There are four main types of courts depending on the materials used for the court surface: clay courts, hard courts, grass courts and carpet courts. Each playing surface has its own characteristics which affect the playing style of the game.

Hard courts (usually made of asphalt) can vary in speed. They are faster than clay but not as fast as grass courts. Depending on the amount of sand added to the paint, the amount the ball slows down can vary greatly.

Hard courts are usually regarded as the most equal for all playing styles. When the ball bounces on this surface it is faster than all other surfaces if there is not much sand in the top paint. The amount of sand used in the top paint and the size of the sand also determines the speed – more sand means less speed and larger sand particles will slow the speed of play.

The amount of friction can also be altered and more friction will produce a clay court effect, where topspin is magnified. The extra grip and friction will resist the sliding effect of the ball and the resistance will force the ball to change its rotation. The extra grip provided by the surface can resist the movement of the player and can cause injury. As your local tennis court contractors why not give us a call today.

For your free consultation and quotation please call us on 0118 984 5774