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325+ Courts Built Across Texas

Dallas's Custom Sport Court Builder for a Tournament-Grade Backyard

Turnkey pickleball, basketball, tennis, and multi-sport court construction in Dallas–Fort Worth. One crew, one contact, zero subcontractors. Built in 25 to 30 days and engineered for Texas heat.

Backyard courts from $18,000, flat-rate and all-inclusive

Or call (214) 643-8430 — Free on-site consultation & 3D design.

100% In-House
Zero subcontractors, ever
25–30 Days
Groundbreaking to walkthrough
Free HOA Handling
Permits & approvals included
5.0 on Google
Across 37+ reviews
Cracked older backyard sport court with standing water pooled in a low spot

Sound Familiar?

These are the four things DFW homeowners tell us went wrong the last time, or the four things they are worried about before they start. We built our process around all of them.

HOA paperwork nobody wants

Architectural review packets, variance requests, and city permits all land on you. We handle every one of them for free, and we already know what each DFW committee asks for.

Four contractors, four schedules

Excavation, concrete, surfacing, and finishing usually means four crews and four phone numbers. We are 100% in-house, so one crew and one contact covers the whole build.

Courts that crack in Texas clay

Blackland Prairie soil swells and shrinks every season. A standard rebar pour can split within two or three years. Post-tension slabs move as one engineered unit instead.

Quotes that grow after the dig

Change orders are where budgets go sideways. You get one flat-rate all-inclusive number after the on-site measurement, and that is the number you pay.

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Custom Courts Engineered for Texas Performance

Every court gets engineered post-tension concrete, a 7-layer 100% acrylic surface, and NCAA-regulation striping, built to hold up through 110-degree summers and severe storms.

The Sport Court Builder Difference Is in the Details

Anyone can pour a slab and paint lines on it. What separates a court that still plays true in ten years from one that cracks in three is the engineering underneath and the crew that does the work.

100% in-house, zero subcontractors

The same crew excavates, pours the post-tension slab, rolls the acrylic, and hangs your nets. No handoffs between trades means no finger-pointing and no gaps in the schedule. You get one crew lead and one phone number for the entire project.

Free HOA permitting and approvals

We assemble the architectural review packet, submit it, answer the committee questions, and pull the city permit. It is included on every project at no extra charge, across Dallas, Collin, Tarrant, and Denton counties.

Engineered for Texas soil and heat

Post-tension concrete with proper moisture mitigation, a continuous 1% slope drainage plane, and a 7-layer 100% acrylic system that holds its colour through 110-degree summers and severe spring storms.

3D pro-spec design before the pour

You see the court modelled on your actual lot, with real dimensions, line colours, and fence clearances, before a single piece of equipment arrives. What you approve is what gets built.

A predictable 25 to 30 day build

From groundbreaking to final walkthrough, most courts take about five weeks. You get a daily update from the crew lead, and the jobsite is cleaned at the end of every working day.

Flat-rate pricing, financing available

One all-inclusive quote covering excavation, slab, surfacing, striping, and equipment. No hidden fees, no mid-project change orders, and financing options if you would rather spread the cost.

Crew tensioning post-tension cables across a freshly formed court pad in a Dallas backyard Roller laying acrylic colour coat over a cured concrete court slab
Brandon Fiume, founder of Pickleball Court Installers of Dallas

“We built the company around the part people hate: the permitting, the scheduling, the four different crews. You get one team and one number, and we hand you the keys in about five weeks.”

Brandon Fiume

Founder

From Phone Call to Final Walkthrough

Six steps, one crew, and a schedule you can plan around. Here is exactly what happens from your first call to the day you play on it.

  1. 01

    Phone discovery call

    We talk through the sport you want, rough yard size, timeline, and whether you are in an HOA. Usually ten to fifteen minutes.

  2. 02

    On-site consultation & measure

    We come out free of charge, measure the space, check setbacks, drainage fall, and soil, and confirm what actually fits.

  3. 03

    3D design & layout

    You see your court modelled on your property with real dimensions, surface colours, and line layouts before anything is committed.

  4. 04

    Permitting & HOA approval

    We prepare the architectural submission, answer committee questions, and pull the city permit. Free, on every project.

  5. 05

    Five-week construction

    Excavation, sub-base, post-tension slab, cure, 7-layer acrylic, striping, and equipment. One crew, daily updates, clean site.

  6. 06

    Final walkthrough

    We walk the finished court with you, check every line and fitting, and hand over care guidance so the surface stays tournament-grade.

Not sure which court fits your yard?

We will measure it free and tell you honestly what works. No obligation, no pressure.

Custom Sport Court Builder vs. a Typical Contractor

FeatureTypical ContractorInstallers of Dallas
Crew structure3-4 subcontracted trades100% in-house, one crew
Slab constructionRebar-poured slab-on-gradeEngineered post-tensioned slab
Surface system2-3 coats of court paint7-layer 100% acrylic system
HOA permittingHomeowner's responsibilityHandled free, every project
Build timeline8-14 weeks with handoffs25-30 days start to finish
Pricing modelEstimate plus change ordersFlat-rate, all-inclusive upfront

Trusted by 150+ Families Across Dallas–Fort Worth

5.0 out of 5 across 37+ Google reviews
“Brandon and his crew finished our backyard pickleball court in exactly 27 days. They handled our Prosper HOA paperwork, which we'd been dreading, and the 3D preview was spot-on. The court looks even better than what they showed us.”
Robert & Cindy K.
Prosper, TX
“We got quotes from three different companies. These guys were the only ones who did everything in-house, with no subcontractors shuffling through our yard. They showed up every day on time. Our half-court basketball setup is rock solid.”
Marcus T.
Southlake, TX
“Our community center needed four pickleball courts with lighting. They managed everything from city permits to final striping. The residents have not stopped playing since. Absolutely professional from start to finish.”
Diana W., HOA Board Chair
Frisco, TX
“Our old tennis court was cracking and pooling water after every storm. They diagnosed the drainage issue, leveled the low spots, and resurfaced it to look brand new. Flat-rate quote, no surprises.”
James P.
Plano, TX
“The flat-rate pricing and the 3D design sold us. We could see exactly what our multi-sport court would look like before a single slab was poured. The kids play basketball and pickleball on it every day now.”
Angela R.
McKinney, TX
325+
Courts completed across Texas
150+
Clients served since we started
5.0
Stars across 37+ Google reviews
25–30 Days
Days from groundbreak to walkthrough
Crew vehicle parked outside a North Texas home during a backyard court build

Dallas–Fort Worth & North Texas

Dallas, Collin, Tarrant and Denton counties

Building Courts Across the Metroplex

We build in fifteen DFW communities and know the HOA and permitting norms in each one. Free on-site consultation wherever you are in the coverage area.

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Sport Court Construction FAQs

The six questions we get asked most often before a build. For the longer explainers on dimensions, costs, soil and HOA approval, read our sport court construction guides.

How much does it cost to build a sport court in Dallas?
Turnkey builds are priced flat-rate upfront with no hidden fees. Backyard basketball courts start around $18,000–$19,500, while pickleball, tennis, and multi-sport builds vary by size and site conditions. We provide an all-inclusive quote after a free on-site consultation, and financing is available.
How long does it take to build a court?
Most courts are complete in 25–30 days from groundbreaking to final walkthrough. Because we are 100% in-house with no subcontractor handoffs, our timelines stay predictable and you get daily communication updates throughout.
Do you handle HOA permitting and approvals?
Yes. Free HOA permitting and approval handling is included with every project. We navigate every permit application, variance request, and architectural review (ACC/ARC) across Dallas, Collin, Tarrant, and Denton counties so you don't have to.
Do you use subcontractors?
No. We are 100% in-house and turnkey. The same crew pours your engineered concrete, lays the acrylic surface, and installs every net and hoop, so you have one point of contact from discovery call to final walkthrough.
Will my court crack or pool water in the Texas climate?
Our courts are engineered specifically for North Texas. We use post-tension concrete slabs designed for Blackland Prairie clay, plus proper slope and drainage planes and UV-resistant 7-layer acrylic, so surfaces resist cracking, shifting, and birdbath pooling through extreme heat and severe storms.
How much space do I need for a backyard court?
A single pickleball court needs roughly a 30×60-foot pad, a full tennis court about 60×120, and basketball ranges from a compact mini court to a full 50×84 layout. We offer a free on-site measurement to confirm what fits your lot and setbacks.

Still have a question?

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Free on-site consultation & 3D design

Your Court Starts With a Free 15-Minute Call

Tell us the sport, the yard, and the timeline. We will confirm the fit on site, design it in 3D, and hand you a flat-rate quote with no hidden fees.

  • 325+ courts built across Texas
  • Free HOA permitting handled
  • Flat-rate pricing, no hidden fees