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Serving Plano & surrounding areas

Custom Sport Court Construction in Plano, TX

Plano's established neighborhoods bring mature trees and tighter setbacks. Our 3D design process and free HOA handling make fitting a regulation court into an existing yard straightforward.

  • Local Plano 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 Plano? Here's the Fix

Aging courts poured before post-tension slabs were standard

A court built decades ago is cracking down the middle or holding water after every storm.

Most Plano neighborhoods were built out in the 1970s-90s, when a standard rebar pour on Blackland clay was normal and post-tension engineering was not yet the default.

We start with an honest resurface-versus-rebuild assessment, then fix the drainage and slab issue rather than just repainting the surface.

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.

Our Build Process

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.

Get Your Free On-Site Visit

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

The Difference Is in the Details

3D design that proves the court fits before you commit

Free HOA architectural review and City of Plano permitting

Honest resurface-versus-rebuild assessments on older courts

Post-tension slabs that resist Collin County clay movement

One in-house crew, one point of contact, daily updates

Local Knowledge From West Plano to Deerfield

Plano is a straight run up US-75 or the Dallas North Tollway from our Dallas base, so crews arrive early and work a full day rather than losing hours in transit. In West Plano and Willow Bend, where streets are narrower and driveways shorter, we stage materials tightly and keep the jobsite swept at the end of every day.

Resurfacing work is common here because many Plano courts were poured decades ago. If your existing court is cracking or holding water, we diagnose the cause first, then tell you honestly whether a resurface will hold or whether the slab needs to be rebuilt.

Mature Lots, Setbacks, and Tree Canopy

An established Plano lot rarely offers a clean rectangle. Mature oaks, existing pools, and tighter rear setbacks all constrain the footprint. The 3D design stage is where this gets solved: we place the court on a scaled model of your actual property so you can see the clearance to the fence, the pool deck, and the root zones before any equipment arrives.

Plano also has active architectural committees across most subdivisions. We handle those submissions for free, along with City of Plano permitting, and we design fence heights and lighting spill to clear review rather than hoping for a variance.

Neighbourhoods we build in around Plano

West Plano Willow Bend Deerfield Kings Ridge

ZIP codes we cover: 75023, 75024, 75025, 75026, 75074, 75075, 75086, 75093, 75094

What Plano Customers Say

5.0 out of 5 across 37+ Google reviews
“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
“Two builders told us the yard was too tight. Their 3D layout rotated the court fifteen degrees and it fit with room to spare.”
Nicole R.
Willow Bend

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Plano Sport Court Questions Answered

Can you fit a court in an older Plano backyard?
Often, yes. We measure the lot free of charge and model the court on your actual property, adjusting orientation around trees, pools, and setbacks.
Which areas do you serve?
All of Plano, including West Plano, Willow Bend, Deerfield, and Kings Ridge, plus the wider Collin County area.
Do you resurface existing courts in Plano?
Yes. Crack repair, birdbath leveling, re-striping, and fresh 7-layer acrylic resurfacing are a large part of our work here, since many courts were poured decades ago, before post-tension slabs were standard.
Do you handle HOA and city permitting?
Both, at no extra cost. We prepare the architectural review submission and pull the city permit, then schedule inspections.
How long will my court take?
About 25 to 30 days from groundbreaking to walkthrough for a new build. Resurfacing projects are usually much faster, often within a week depending on condition and weather.

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 Plano, 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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