NEW COURT CONSTRUCTION
Tennis court
construction in Utah.
A considered foundation for every serve, set, and season. Ace Courts brings the site work, concrete, acrylic finish, and game lines together under one company, with no subcontractors.
Plan your project
Give the court the space it needs
The playing lines are only part of a tennis court footprint. We consider surrounding clearance, fencing, gate access, net posts, and nearby structures before planning the slab and site work.
A coordinated foundation and finish
Site conditions inform grading, drainage, and the specified concrete system. Our team handles the foundation and the acrylic finish so the surface plan and base construction stay coordinated throughout the project.
Build a court that fits its setting
For a private residence or a community property, discuss the expected use, fence layout, lighting, and maintenance access early. Shared pickleball lines may be an option when the space and project goals support them.
From excavation to acrylic.
Site evaluation → Grading & drainage → Concrete slab → Surface & lines → Equipment → Walkthrough
See the complete build processSERVING OUR UTAH NEIGHBORS
Let’s talk about your site.
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 Riverton, 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.
GOOD QUESTIONS. STRAIGHT ANSWERS.
Before you
break ground.
Can you resurface an existing tennis court?
Yes. We assess the condition of the base and existing finish before recommending repairs and acrylic resurfacing. See resurfacing options.
What affects tennis court construction cost?
Court footprint, access for equipment, excavation, grading, concrete design, coating system, and selected accessories all matter. A site-specific proposal is more useful than a single price based only on the sport.
What should I send for a quote?
Send your city, approximate available dimensions, photos of the site, preferred sport, and any fencing or lighting requests. Let us know whether this is new construction, a court replacement, or resurfacing.
YOUR 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.