Finished pickleball court on a wooded rural lot in the Kawarthas

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Builds, resurfacing work and finished courts from around Peterborough and the Kawarthas. Filter by project type below.

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Note for the site owner: the first seven photos are real. The remaining cards are marked Placeholder and are styled stand-ins with descriptive filenames and alt text already written. Replace each file in /images/ with a real photo of the same subject, keep the filename, and the gallery updates itself. Remove the placeholder-note block once they are all swapped.

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Doubles on a backyard court
A full-size backyard court in play. Blue interior, green surround, set into the lawn.
Singles game in progress
Two players on a backyard court with a stone retaining wall and patio seating.
Backyard court beside the house
Blue playing area with green surrounds, tucked in beside a covered patio.
Rural wooded property
A court set into an open lawn on a treed rural lot in the Kawarthas.
Overhead of a finished court
Straight down on a finished backyard court, patio and planting beds.
Court in a landscaped yard
Aerial of a court worked into mature landscaping, lawn and a stone path.
Estate property court
On a larger property there is room to site the court well away from the house.
Evening play with lighting
Lighting roughly doubles how much a court gets used through spring and fall.
Court and pool together
A court and pool sharing one backyard, seen from the covered patio.
Poolside court
Court placed beyond the pool deck so the two spaces do not crowd each other.
Granular base preparation
Base raked level inside the forms. This layer decides whether a court lasts.
Surfacing in progress
Crew working across the surface beside a finished blue and green court.
Lines on bare concrete
A budget option: regulation lines painted straight onto a finished concrete slab.
Four courts in a public park
Shared fencing, benches and pathways for a multi-court public installation.
Municipal park court
Perimeter fencing, player benches and a posted court rules sign.
Multi-sport court
Pickleball and basketball sharing one pad. Gets far more use than a single-sport slab.
Line striping
Regulation lines measured, masked and painted in durable line paint.
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Net post installation
Posts set into countersunk ground sleeves and the net tensioned to height.
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Excavation
Topsoil stripped and the area cut to depth before base material goes in.
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Court dimensions
20 by 44 foot lines centred on the recommended 30 by 60 foot pad.
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Tennis court conversion
One tennis court restriped into four pickleball courts after resurfacing.
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Crack repair
Cracks routed, cleaned and filled before any new coating goes down.
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Before resurfacing
A worn court with faded colour and thin lines, ready for recoating.
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Outdoor sport tiles
Interlocking modular tile clipped together over a prepared concrete slab.
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Indoor tile install
A gym floor converted to a playable indoor court with modular tile.
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Court washing
Low pressure washing lifts dirt and moss without stripping surface texture.
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Winter court care
Snow cleared with plastic tools only. Metal edges gouge acrylic coatings.
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What You Are Looking At

A Court Is Mostly What You Cannot See

The finished court photos are the fun ones. The construction photos are the important ones.

Excavation depth, base compaction, drainage and slope decide whether a court is still flat and crack free in fifteen years. Surfacing and striping decide how it looks on day one.

When you compare quotes, ask each builder what they are doing below the slab. That is where the difference in price usually is, and it is where the difference in lifespan definitely is.

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