Tennis & Pickleball Court Coating Removal in Rancho Cucamonga, CA

No, provided we see them first. Bring the guidelines to the estimate. Most of what associations here care about is color and whether the finish reads as consistent with neighboring properties, and both are straightforward to work within when known up front.

Back to bare, sound concrete with a profile suitable for a new surfacing system. Cracks in the slab itself become visible once the build-up is off, which is often the first time an owner sees the real condition of their court — and it is far better to see it then than through a brand new color coat.

More than most owners realize. Courts get recoated every few years, and each cycle adds thickness. Eventually the build-up cracks, blisters and holds water, and another color coat on top just repeats the problem on a thicker base. At that point it has to come back to the slab, and that is the work we do.