New court build
1 tennis doubles court with selected surface, lines, colors, and equipment.
Tennis court planning
Plan a tennis court layout before starting quote conversations.
Place a larger tennis footprint on the property map, compare base, surfacing, net, fencing, lighting, and drainage scope, then request quotes with a clearer plan.
- Large-footprint planning
- Net, fencing, lighting, and drainage scope
- Resurfacing and striping options
Design it on the property map
See whether the court layout fits before the first quote call.
The estimator uses the placed court, orientation, surface choices, equipment, lighting, and related scopes to build a property plan that is easier to review than a plain form submission.
Sport court cost calculator
Your planning estimate updates immediately as you change court type, scope, base, surface, equipment, and court count. Add a location when you want approved local factors included.
Sport court planning estimate
Single midpoint price with the likely planning range below it.
Estimated unit rate$7.1 - $13 / sq ft
Materials$23,399
Labor$32,506
Overhead$6,391
Profit$9,224
1court7,200sq ft pad120 x 60ft footprintNew court buildscope
Sport court package breakdown
Running total for the court, base, fencing, and lighting selections on this page.
$13,120$10,234 - $16,400
Asphalt base base
7,200 sq ft linked asphalt base priced from the matching calculator row.
Wrap fencing
Not included. Add it from the venue add-ons when the court needs perimeter fencing.
Court lighting
Not included. Add it from the venue add-ons when the court needs night-use planning.
New build cost split
Base work and acrylic surfacing are shown separately so the estimate is easier to compare.
Surface colorsPlay: Plexipave Medium Green; Outer: Plexipave RedLine colorsTennis lines: White
Sport court details affecting this estimate
Asphalt base construction$58,400Standard acrylic color coating$9,000Tennis lines$1,600Tennis net and posts$2,520
Use this estimate as a starting point
This estimate is not localized yet. You can still draw it on the map, or add an address first for local context.
Court scope
Choose the work that matches the surface you have.
New construction, resurfacing, striping, equipment, lighting, and fencing are different jobs. The estimator keeps those choices visible so the request is clearer.
New tennis court build
Plan the base, pad dimensions, play orientation, access, drainage, net, posts, and acrylic surfacing together.
Tennis resurfacing
Compare resurfacing when an existing court or pad needs crack repair, coating, color, and new tennis lines.
Fence and access planning
Tennis courts often need containment fencing, gates, maintenance access, and enough room around the playing lines.
Lighting and equipment
Add lighting posts, net and posts, sleeves, and related equipment so those items are visible in the request.
Cost drivers
What usually moves the tennis court estimate?
Court pricing is sensitive to the base, surface system, repair level, equipment, and access. These are the main items to decide before requesting contractor input.
large pad footprint and property access
asphalt or concrete base construction
existing surface condition, crack repair, low spots, and drainage
standard acrylic or cushioned acrylic surface system
tennis net and posts, fencing, gates, lighting, and site prep
Quote prep
Use the finished plan when you are ready for quotes.
A stronger tennis court request includes the court footprint, base material, surface system, net and posts, fencing, gates, lighting, drainage notes, access photos, and existing-surface condition.