Tennis Court Construction
Regulation tennis court construction for clubs, residential communities, hotels, and private properties. We deliver all surface types — hard court, clay, and artificial grass — to ITF standards.
Scope
Important outcomes only.
Formal service information, shortened for quick review before a call or site survey.
Regulation ITF dimensions: 23.77m × 10.97m (36.58m × 18.29m including run-offs)
Hard court (concrete/asphalt base with acrylic coating)
Clay court construction with proper drainage layers
Artificial grass surface with sand infill option
Precision levelling for consistent ball bounce
Net posts, centre strap, and ITF-grade net systems
Why choose this service?
Practical planning before installation.
PEC-registered for certified civil construction works
In-house design team for site survey and court layout
Multiple surface expertise — hard, clay, and synthetic grass
Drainage engineering integrated into every court design
5-step
delivery
Survey, design, BOQ, installation and handover stay traceable.
C3F
licensed
PEC licensed, FBR and SECP registered, with documented credentials.
24-48h
proposal target
Standard enquiries can move quickly once requirements are clear.
load-led
sizing
Recommendations start from usage, site limits, safety and expansion.
Comparison
Pragmatic vs typical contractor.
The difference is clarity before approval and support after handover.
FAQ
Quick answers.
For exact pricing or technical certainty, request a quote so the team can review your site and load.
Which tennis court surface is best for Pakistan's climate?+-
Hard court (acrylic on concrete) is the most popular in Pakistan due to durability, low maintenance, and performance in hot and humid conditions. Artificial grass is also popular for private courts.
How long does tennis court construction take?+-
A standard hard court takes 4–7 weeks including foundations, surfacing, and line marking. Clay courts may take longer due to layering requirements.
What site preparation is required?+-
We conduct a full topographic survey, assess drainage, and prepare a compacted sub-base. Proper drainage is critical to prevent waterlogging, especially in monsoon months.
Can you resurface an existing tennis court?+-
Yes. We offer full resurfacing — crack repair, acrylic recoating, and remarking — for existing hard courts. We also convert surfaces from one type to another.
Ready for a practical quote?
Short form. Clear follow-up. No pressure.