ACE COURTS / UTAH COURT BUILDERS
Sport court
construction.
Utah built.
More games. More time together. A court that makes your backyard the place to be.
Utah court builders for backyard pickleball, basketball, tennis, and multi-sport courts. Our in-house crews handle new construction and acrylic resurfacing, from site preparation to the final game line. We use no subcontractors.

YOUR SPACE. YOUR GAME.
Make room for play.
A single sport or a little of everything.
Let’s build around how you play.
INTERACTIVE COURT DESIGNER
See your court before we build it.
Choose your slab size, colors and game lines. Explore your court in 2D or 3D, then save your design to share with our team.

SAME COURT. A FRESH START.
Bring your
court back
into play.
Faded color, worn lines, or a tired surface? We assess the base, address suitable repairs, and renew the acrylic finish for pickleball, basketball, and tennis courts.
THE ACE DIFFERENCE
One Company.
From the
ground up.
Our in-house crews handle site preparation, the foundation, and the finished surface. We use no subcontractors, with one company responsible from your first conversation to the final walkthrough.
Meet the team
LOCAL CREWS. UTAH ROOTS.
Right here.
Ready to build.
Our home base is Eagle Mountain.
Our work takes us across Utah.
Utah County ↗
Lehi · American Fork · Orem · Provo
From a new backyard in Lehi to an existing court in Provo, start with the space, access, and games that matter to you.
02 / UTAHSalt Lake County ↗
Riverton · Draper · South Jordan · Salt Lake City
Based in Eagle Mountain, we help homeowners plan court footprints, equipment, and access before construction starts.
03 / UTAHWashington County ↗
St. George · Washington · Hurricane · Ivins
Bring a new court or an existing surface into focus with a plan for sun exposure, drainage, colors, and evening play.
FROM YOUR FIRST IDEA TO YOUR FIRST GAME
A clear path to your court.
Walk the site
We discuss your games, space, access, drainage, and wish list.
Build the foundation
Our team prepares the site and constructs the specified concrete slab.
Make it yours
Choose acrylic colors, court lines, and the equipment in your scope.
Get out and play
We walk through the finished work and discuss surface care.
GOOD QUESTIONS. STRAIGHT ANSWERS.
Before you
break ground.
How much does a sport court cost in Utah?
The site, slab size, grading, drainage, surface system, fencing, lighting, and equipment all affect the total. Share your location and approximate dimensions for a project-specific quote. Explore the cost guide.
Do you build and resurface courts?
Yes. Ace Courts handles new construction and acrylic resurfacing for pickleball, basketball, tennis, and multi-sport courts. We assess an existing court before recommending resurfacing or a more extensive repair.
How long does new court construction take?
A typical build takes roughly four to six weeks from excavation to the final walkthrough. Site preparation, concrete readiness, coating weather, and equipment can affect timing; planning, approvals, and the wait for a start date can add time.
Where do you work?
We prioritize Utah County, Salt Lake County, and Washington County, and serve projects elsewhere in Utah, Arizona, and Idaho. Contact us to confirm scheduling for your location.
ARTICLES & GUIDES
Plan your next great game.
Straightforward advice on costs, layouts and caring for your court.
Sport Court & Pickleball Court Cost in Utah
Court size is only part of the budget. See how site access, grading, drainage, concrete, surfacing and equipment shape a proposal—and what to compare before requesting a site-specific quote.
Read the guide Design & layoutsBackyard Court Design & Layout in Utah
Plan beyond the painted lines. Review the full footprint, construction access, drainage, sun exposure and equipment placement before choosing colors or a shared layout.
Read the guide Care & resurfacingSport Court Crack Repair in Utah
A new coating cannot solve every crack. Learn how movement, drainage, slab condition and existing coatings affect whether repairs, resurfacing or structural evaluation are the next step.
Read the guideYOUR NEXT GREAT GAME STARTS HERE
Let’s put your plans
on the court.
Tell us where you’re building and what you want to play.
We’ll help you work out the next step.



