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Tennis & Pickleball Court Coating Removal, Wildomar, CA

Tennis & Pickleball Court Coating Removal in Wildomar, CA

Removing old acrylic court coatings back to the slab — the work this company started on in 1976. Installed by our own crew across Wildomar.

Tennis & Pickleball Court Coating Removal installed in Wildomar, CA by David Paul Foster Co.
Why David Paul Foster Co. in Wildomar

Tennis & Pickleball Court Coating Removal in Wildomar, done right.

Removing old acrylic court coatings back to the slab — the work this company started on in 1976. We work Wildomar from the Grand Avenue corridor out to the ranch lots off Bundy Canyon, with our own crew on every job — no subcontractors, no surprise charges, and one number to call from the first estimate to the finished concrete coating.

We apply tennis & pickleball court coating removal across Wildomar and the surrounding area, including Murrieta, Menifee, Temecula, Hemet.

What's included

  • Old acrylic court surfacing stripped back to the slab
  • Tennis, pickleball, basketball and multi-use courts
  • The work this company started on in 1976
  • Thousands of courts resurfaced and stripped over fifty years
  • Schools, clubs, HOAs, municipal facilities and private courts
  • Removal for resurfacing contractors as well as for owners
Tennis & Pickleball Court Coating Removal in Wildomar

Built for Wildomar homes.

Wildomar is home. Our yard is on Grand Avenue, which makes this the one city where Dave can look at a slab on the way back from another job. It is a young city on old ground — incorporated in 2008, but the ranch parcels and horse property along Palomar and Bundy Canyon long predate that, and so does a good deal of the concrete on them.

The work splits two ways. On the newer tract streets the slabs are twenty or thirty years old, still sound, and the owners are looking at tired patios and garage floors rather than failed ones — resurfacing and coating territory. Out on the ranch parcels the concrete is far older, poured in stages across decades, and it needs an honest assessment before anything goes over the top of it.

What every job here shares is sun. Inland southwest Riverside County gets long, hot, dry summers, and a pool deck or driveway in Wildomar sits under all of it. That rules out finishes that would be perfectly good in a garage, and it pushes color choices lighter than most people first reach for.

Recent work

Tennis & Pickleball Court Coating Removal jobs near Wildomar

  • Worker in a respirator running a walk-behind grinder across a green tennis court
  • Crew grinding the blue surface off a pickleball court in bright sun
  • Grinding machines working across a green court beside a tall hedge
  • Grinder stripping the blue coating from a court, bare concrete showing behind
  • Worker grinding the red surface off a tennis court in front of apartments
  • Worker guiding a red walk-behind grinder across a court surface
  • Court part-stripped, with grinding dust across the exposed concrete
  • Grinder cutting a pale stripe through the blue coating on a sports court
  • Walk-behind grinder and hose on a court stripped back to gray concrete

Colors for tennis & pickleball court coating removal in Wildomar

Color is the decision most people find hardest, so we bring the boards to Wildomar and make it easy.

See all 16 court colors →
  • Sport court color chart showing sixteen acrylic court colors including greens, blues, reds, purple and gray
  • Red
  • Light Blue
  • Sandstone
  • Tournament Purple
  • Maroon
  • Gray
  • Ice Blue
  • Dove Gray
  • +8 more →
Wildomar FAQs

Tennis & Pickleball Court Coating Removal in Wildomar, questions

Do you work on horse property and ranch parcels out here?

Regularly. Barn aisles, wash racks and the long stretches of driveway on the parcels off Bundy Canyon and Palomar are all normal work for us. Older concrete poured in stages needs a proper look first, which is exactly what the on-site estimate is for.

How many coats build up on a court before it has to come off?

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.

Do you resurface the court as well, or only strip it?

We are specialists in the removal. Plenty of court resurfacing contractors bring us in to strip a court back and then lay their own system over what we leave. If you are an owner rather than a contractor we are happy to talk you through what the court needs and who is well placed to surface it.

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