Court Conversions
Repurpose an underused tennis court into up to four regulation pickleball courts, with permanent lines and the right net setup for year-round outdoor play.
What Goes Wrong
Striping applied over an unrepaired surface bonds poorly and shows the same cracks within one playing season.
A crack inspection and drainage review happen before layout planning, so repairs are scoped and priced upfront.
Skipping clearance calculations often results in a layout that squeezes courts too close, reducing safe play zones.
The builder maps the full space to confirm how many courts fit with regulation clearance before any lines are marked.
Overlapping tennis and pickleball lines in the same color create confusion and slow down play on a shared surface.
Court striping uses distinct colors for each sport’s boundary lines so both layouts stay readable on the same surface.
A portable conversion kit works for occasional use but shifts under heavy play and requires setup time before every session.
Concrete-set net posts hold regulation playing height without repositioning, suited to LA County’s year-round outdoor use.
Conversion Scope
From a single-court striping job to a full four-court layout with resurfacing and permanent net posts, the scope is set by what the existing surface and space can support.
Crack inspection, drainage check, and coating evaluation before any layout or striping work begins.
Space mapping to confirm how many pickleball courts fit with correct clearance zones on the existing footprint.
Worn or faded acrylic coating is repaired or replaced so new paint bonds correctly and lasts through heavy use.
Pickleball boundary lines applied with color differentiation to keep each sport’s layout readable on a shared surface.
Permanent concrete-set posts or a portable net system, selected based on whether the court stays single-sport or shared.
Existing surround checked for height and condition to confirm it suits pickleball play before the conversion is signed off.
Lines added to a sound existing surface with no resurfacing.
Side-by-side pickleball courts with color-coded striping.
Maximum layout from one standard tennis court footprint.
Tennis and pickleball lines on one surface, color differentiated.
Why Choose Us
A conversion is only as good as the assessment behind it, here is how we make sure the scope is right before any work is booked.
A site visit checks drainage before a single line item is written.
Base prep, resurfacing, striping, and net setup are listed separately so you see exactly what you are paying for.
We arrange conversions across all of Los Angeles County, from backyard courts to HOA and commercial facilities.
A final walkthrough confirms the finished court meets the agreed scope before the job is closed out.
Nothing is booked until the builder has assessed the space and put the full plan in writing for your review.
How It Works
01
Tell us the location and what you need, and we schedule a site visit.
02
The site assessment covers the surface, drainage, and layout options, then delivers an itemised written estimate.
03
The agreed work is completed and a walkthrough confirms the court before the job is signed off.
Pricing Estimates
| Conversion work | Typical estimated cost |
|---|---|
| Line painting and portable net setup | $1,000-$5,000 |
| Conversion with resurfacing and court updates | $5,000-$20,000 |
Every enquiry starts with an on-site evaluation, no commitment, no guesswork, just a written scope and itemised estimate before anything is booked.