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Serving Southlake & surrounding areas

Custom Sport Court Construction in Southlake, TX

Southlake's large-estate lots often call for full multi-sport complexes with luxury LED lighting and enclosures. We design to the city's strict architectural standards from the start.

  • Local Southlake 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 Southlake? Here's the Fix

Strict ACC standards that reject standard fencing and lighting

A submission comes back rejected over chain-link fencing or a standard floodlight fixture.

Southlake's architectural review, built around some of the region's strictest 1990s-2000s development standards, requires specific fencing materials and controlled-spill lighting on estate lots.

We design to those standards up front, with ornamental iron or vinyl fencing and forward-throw LEDs, and prepare the full ACC packet free.

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

Estate-scale multi-sport complexes with integrated turf

Ornamental iron, vinyl, and aluminum fencing options

Controlled-spill LED lighting designed for strict ACC review

Acoustic barrier treatment for pickleball noise

Free City of Southlake permitting and HOA submissions

Local Knowledge From Carillon to Timarron

Southlake properties are large enough that staging is rarely a problem, and access off SH-114 and Southlake Boulevard is straightforward for concrete and material deliveries. Larger footprints mean more concrete volume, so we sequence the pour carefully to get a consistent finish across the whole slab.

On estate projects we typically coordinate with existing landscape and pool contractors so the court integrates with the rest of the outdoor space rather than looking bolted on.

Southlake ACC Standards and Luxury Finishes

Southlake holds some of the strictest architectural standards in the Metroplex, particularly around fencing materials, lighting, and visibility from the street or neighboring lots. We design to those standards up front: ornamental iron or vinyl fencing instead of basic chain link where required, forward-throw LED luminaires with controlled spill, and surface colors chosen to sit comfortably in a residential setting.

Estate clients here often want a complete outdoor athletic space, which can mean a multi-sport slab, an enclosure, integrated artificial turf, and acoustic treatment on the pickleball side. We build all of it with one crew, and we prepare the full ACC packet free.

Neighbourhoods we build in around Southlake

Carillon Timarron Shady Oaks Clariden Ranch

ZIP codes we cover: 76092

What Southlake Customers Say

5.0 out of 5 across 37+ Google reviews
“We got quotes from three different companies. These guys were the only ones who did everything in-house. They showed up every day on time. Our half-court basketball setup is rock solid.”
Marcus T.
Southlake
“The iron fencing and the lighting both cleared review first pass. They clearly knew what Southlake was going to ask for.”
Elaine V.
Timarron

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Southlake Sport Court Questions Answered

Can you meet Southlake's architectural standards?
Yes. We design fencing materials, lighting photometrics, and surface colors specifically to clear the city's review, among the strictest in the Metroplex, and prepare the full submission packet at no cost.
Which neighborhoods do you serve?
Carillon, Timarron, Shady Oaks, Clariden Ranch, and the surrounding Tarrant County estates.
Can you build an enclosed court?
Yes. We install fencing, containment netting, windscreens, and acoustic barriers, and we can integrate artificial turf around the perimeter for a finished look.
What does an estate court cost here?
Multi-sport and tennis builds with lighting and enclosures generally run well above the entry-level range. You receive a flat-rate all-inclusive quote after a free on-site consultation and 3D design.
How do you handle pickleball noise on an estate lot?
Orientation first, then acoustic barrier fabric on the fence lines nearest neighbors. Larger lots also give us setback room, which helps considerably.

Still have a question?

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

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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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