Sports Court Flooring
Acrylic court surfacing for futsal, badminton, pickleball, basketball, tennis, sepak takraw and multipurpose courts — new courts and resurfacing of worn ones.
A layered court system, not just a coat of paint
A sports court surface is built up in layers over a concrete or premix base: a base coat that bonds to the slab, resurfacer coats that fill and level the surface, textured colour coats for grip and weather resistance, and line marking to each sport’s dimensions.
We install acrylic court systems for universities, schools, companies and private venues. Every job starts with a check of the base, because most peeling, cracking and ponding problems begin there — not in the paint.
Signs your court needs resurfacing
- Faded, worn or slippery surfaceThe colour coat has worn through and grip is gone
- Peeling or flaking coatingUsually a sign of poor surface preparation underneath
- Cracks and water pondingLow spots and cracks need repair before any new coating
- A new or converted courtA bare slab to surface, or new lines for another sport such as pickleball
Four stages, done right
Base Inspection
We check the slab for strength, levelness, cracks and ponding before quoting.
Surface Preparation
Clean, remove loose coating, repair cracks and level low spots.
Layered Application
Base coat, two resurfacer coats and two textured colour coats.
Line Marking & Handover
Lines set out to each sport’s dimensions, then curing before play.
System at a glance
| Best for | Futsal, badminton, pickleball, basketball, tennis, sepak takraw & multipurpose courts |
|---|---|
| Where | Outdoor and covered courts |
| Base | Concrete or premix (asphalt) |
| Build-up | Base coat, 2 resurfacer coats, 2 colour coats, line marking |
| Finish | Textured acrylic for grip and weather resistance |
| Scope | New courts and resurfacing of existing courts |
Backed in writing
Every project includes a written workmanship warranty and a free photo report before any work begins — so you know exactly what you are paying for.
Courts we have surfaced
Sports Court Flooring FAQ
Can you resurface an old court?
Yes. We remove loose coating, repair cracks and level ponding areas first, then apply the full system on the prepared surface.
Can the coating go straight onto concrete?
Yes, if the concrete is cured, level, dry, clean and free of serious cracks. We check the base on site and prepare it before the first coat.
How many layers are applied?
A typical outdoor system has a base coat, two resurfacer coats and two colour coats, followed by line marking. The exact build-up depends on the condition of the base.
Can one court be marked for several sports?
Yes. Multipurpose courts are marked with a different line colour for each sport, set out to that sport’s dimensions.
When can we play on it?
After the system has fully cured. Weather and coating thickness affect the time; we confirm the date at handover.
How much does it cost?
It depends on the court area, the condition of the base and the sports to be marked. The site inspection is free, and you receive an itemised quotation.
Get a free site inspection & quote
Tell us about your court. Our technical team responds within 24 hours with next steps.
- Free on-site diagnosis with full photo report
- No-obligation, itemised quotation
- Written workmanship warranty
- 30+ years of experience since 1991