At Surface Pro, we specialize in the process of repairing and resurfacing tennis, basketball and pickle-ball courts. We serve clients in both residential and commercial markets. In the past decade, SP has been able to build an impeccable reputation of integrity and reliability while serving hundreds of k-12 schools, colleges, and municipalities. All of our experienced staff are professionally trained and up to date with new safety and procedural regulations. With over 40 years of experience on our team, we guarantee only the highest quality surface repair, resurfacing and maintenance to our clients.
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Services Offered
- New Tennis Court Installation
- New Basketball Court Installation
- Tennis Court Resurfacing
- Tennis and Athletic Court Tear Out
- Resurfacing
- Tennis Court Crack Filling
- Tennis Court Painting
- Asphalt Repair
- Patching
- Tennis Court Maintenance
- Tennis Court Inspection
- Custom Tennis Court Painting
- Wall Ball Courts
- Handball Courts
- Pickle Ball Courts
- Outdoor Running Tracks
Frequently Asked Questions
1) How do I know if we need tennis court resurfacing?
If your court has started to peal and or if you are starting to see what looks like a asphalt surface showing through, then you need to have your tennis court resurfaced.
2) Is there any way to repair the cracks without completely resurfacing our tennis court?
Yes, if you have some hairline and even larger structural cracks we can repair them and paint over just the repairs.
3) How do we know if our tennis court surface needs replacement?
If your tennis court is heaving (higher surface in spots of your court creating a tripping hazard) it will most likely need to be replaced. If your Athletic or tennis court is very structurally cracked up it may be time to replace the asphalt surface.
4) What is the process of court resurfacing?
In order of occurance
- Power clean entire surface using high powered blowers.
- Pressure wash entire surface using a commercial high powered power washer.
- Repair all the surface cracks using a binder and portland mixture.
- Repair and patch and low areas to USTA tolerance.
- Apply up to two coats of ACR acrylic resurfacer.
- Apply two coats of acrylic tennis court paint.
- Paint 2″ white USTA regulated lines on court.
5) What does it cost to resurface a tennis court?
While there are many variables that can go into a tennis court resurfacing bid, if the court is in good structural shape with only a few low areas and minimal surface cracking and surface peeling you’re going to want to budget anywhere from $6500 to $8500. Typically the more issues with the courts surface the higher the budget. All courts are different and need to be looked at to bid correctly.
Recent Clients
• City of Mission Park • City of Elk River • City of Sartell, MN • City of Otsego • City of Clearwater • City of Perham • City of Blaine • City of Eau Claire, WI • Eau Claire, WI YMCA • North Oaks Association • Edina Towers • Bigos Management • Glencoe High School • Golds Gym Sartell, MN • Monticello School District • Forest Lake High school • Windsor At Eden Place • Eden Place Apartments • Pinnacle Management • Alden Pond Apartments • Louring Green Apartments • Gittlemen ManagementAndover, Anoka, Arden Hills, Big Lake, Blaine, Brooklyn Park, Brooklyn Center, Burns Township, Cedar, Circle Pines, Coon Rapids, Corcoran, Champlin, Crystal, Dayton, East Bethel, Eau Claire, Eden Prairie, Edina, Elk River, Fridley, Golden Valley, Ham Lake, Hugo, Maple Grove, Medina, Minneapolis, Minnetonka, Monticello, Mound, Mounds View, New Hope, Nowthen, Oak Grove, Orono, Osseo, Plymouth, Ramsey, Rockford, Rogers, Roseville, Shoreview, Spring Lake Park, Spring Park, St. Francis, St. Louis Park, St. Michael, St. Paul, Wayzata, Zimmerman, Wisconsin, Iowa, Texas