The cost of building a sport court can vary greatly depending on the size, materials, design complexity, and type of court. For example, a tennis court might cost more than a pickleball court due to the larger space and specialized surface materials required. Additional features, such as lighting, fencing, and landscaping, can also influence the price. We can provide a custom quote based on your specific needs and property.

The timeline for building a sport court depends on factors such as the size of the court, surface type, site preparation, and weather conditions. Generally, construction can take anywhere from 4 to 8 weeks. We work closely with you to establish a clear timeline and keep you updated throughout the process.

Yes, you can mix and match multi-sport lines on top of an existing court. This is a common practice for people who want to maximize the use of their court for multiple sports. Here's how it can work and what you need to consider:

Maximize Use of Space: By adding multi-sport lines to an existing court, you create a multi-purpose facility that can accommodate all of your sport needs, which is particularly useful for communities/properties with limited space.

Cost-Efficiency: It’s cheaper than building multiple separate courts

Customized for your Game: at Pro-Court Ltd., we work with you to add multi-sport lines in an orientation that will optimize your court without compromising your quality of play

While there are many different options for the base of your court, we specialize in construction practices that are most suited for Canadian winters.

Ontario’s cyclical freezing-thawing seasons make your court expand and contract, which can result in cracks or pooling water. At Pro-Court Ltd., we specialize in Asphalt Penetration; a construction practice that is flexible and breathable. In conjunction with our fiberglass mesh installation and top-of-the-line acrylic surfacing, your court is guaranteed to last.

Inquire about our personalized warranty options.