The Supreme Court Resurfacing

Our Process

From first email to fresh lines.

1. Get in touch

Email us the court location, type of court and some photos.

2. Site assessment

We look at the surface, cracks, drainage and lines.

3. Quote

You get a clear written scope of work.

4. Prep and repair

Cleaning, crack repair and patching of low spots.

5. Acrylic coats

Acrytech acrylic resurfacer and colour coats go down.

6. Lines and handover

Fresh lines are painted and the court cures before play.

Timing and weather

Acrylic surfacing needs dry weather and suitable temperatures, so outdoor work is done in the warmer months. We’ll confirm timing with you when we quote.

Before: a cracked, faded court ready for repair
Before: a cracked, faded court ready for repair
Crack repair and patching in progress
Crack repair and patching in progress
Taping out new lines before painting
Taping out new lines before painting
Backyard tennis court, fresh blue and green acrylic
Backyard tennis court, fresh blue and green acrylic

Ready for a better court?

Email us your court location, the type of court and a few photos. We’ll get back to you about next steps.

Request a Quote: info@thesupremecourt.ca