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Serving Frisco & surrounding areas

Custom Sport Court Construction in Frisco, TX

Frisco's master-planned communities come with strict architectural committees and plenty of new-construction lots. We coordinate with builders, handle ACC approvals free, and deliver a turnkey court in 25 to 30 days.

  • Local Frisco crews
  • Free On-Site Consultation
  • 5.0 stars on Google
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

Sport Court Problems in Frisco? Here's the Fix

New-construction lots that settle unevenly

A court poured soon after move-in develops a lean or a crack within the first couple of seasons.

Rapid new-build growth means many Frisco lots sit on compacted fill with fresh utility trenches nearby, and a generic slab design does not account for that settlement.

We locate every utility run before excavation and engineer the post-tension slab for settlement rather than assuming virgin soil.

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.

How We Get You From Call to Court

Six steps, one crew, and a schedule you can plan around, 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.

Free Measurement, No Obligation

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

What Sets Us Apart in Collin County

Free ACC submission packets for master-planned communities

Coordination with your home builder on new-construction lots

Post-tension slabs engineered for Collin County clay

25 to 30 day build window with daily updates

Commercial experience with Frisco HOA community courts

Local Expertise You Can Verify

Frisco runs on the Dallas North Tollway and Preston Road, and both get busy fast. We schedule concrete and material deliveries around peak windows so trucks are not idling in your street, and we coordinate with active home builders when a court goes in on a new-construction lot before the landscaping is finished.

Our in-house model matters most on new builds. When your builder, landscaper, and pool contractor are all on the same site, one more subcontractor crew means one more schedule to chase. Our single crew handles the whole court and slots into the existing build calendar.

Frisco ACC Approvals and New-Construction Lots

Master-planned communities like Phillips Creek Ranch, Frisco Lakes, Starwood, and Newman Village all run architectural control committees with specific standards for fence height, surface color, and lighting. We prepare the full submission at no cost, and we already know which specifications each type of committee tends to question.

New-construction Frisco lots often have compacted fill and fresh utility runs. We locate everything before excavation and engineer a post-tension slab that accounts for settlement rather than assuming virgin soil. That is the difference between a court that stays flat and one that starts pooling water in year three.

Neighbourhoods we build in around Frisco

Phillips Creek Ranch Frisco Lakes Starwood Newman Village

ZIP codes we cover: 75033, 75034, 75035, 75036

What Frisco Customers Say

5.0 out of 5 across 37+ Google reviews
“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.”
Diana W., HOA Board Chair
Frisco
“Our ACC is not easy. They submitted the packet, answered the committee's questions directly, and we were approved without a resubmission.”
Chris B.
Phillips Creek Ranch

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Frisco Sport Court Questions Answered

How fast can you start a Frisco project?
We begin with a free on-site consultation and measurement, then move into 3D design and HOA review. Once approvals clear, the build itself runs about 25 to 30 days.
Do you cover Starwood and Newman Village?
Yes, along with Phillips Creek Ranch and Frisco Lakes, plus the surrounding Collin and Denton County neighborhoods.
Can you handle a strict ACC here?
That is the norm in master-planned Frisco, and it is included free. We prepare dimensions, materials, colors, and lighting specs, which is what most committees ask for before they vote.
Can you build on a new-construction Frisco lot?
Yes. We coordinate with your builder's schedule, locate fresh utility runs before excavation, and engineer the slab to account for compacted fill and settlement.
Do you build community courts for local HOAs?
We do. Multi-court banks with shared walkways, fencing, and LED lighting are a large part of our commercial work here, and we manage city permitting throughout.

Still have a question?

Tell us about your property and we will answer it on a free on-site consultation.

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Our crews cover the whole Dallas–Fort Worth metroplex. If you are just outside Frisco, these are the neighbouring areas we work in most.

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Free on-site consultation and 3D design, free HOA and permit handling, and a flat-rate quote before we break ground.

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