Residential

Repair & Resurfacing

Bring your backyard court back to life. We handle crack repair, full acrylic resurfacing, color changes, and On Point line striping for Pickleball, Tennis, Basketball, and Multi-Sport Courts.

Crack repair and patching
Full acrylic resurfacing systems
Color changes and custom palettes
Repaint of lines and logos
Net post, fence, and windscreen repair
Pressure wash and surface prep

Before & After

Real transformations from cracked, faded courts to fresh, premium playing surfaces.

Before: Red and green tennis court resurfacingBefore
After: Red and green tennis court resurfacingAfter
Before: Two-tone green to blue and green tennis courtBefore
After: Two-tone green to blue and green tennis courtAfter
Before: Tan concrete to green and purple court rebuildBefore
After: Tan concrete to green and purple court rebuildAfter

Repair, resurface, or replace?

Three different jobs with three different price tags. Which one your court needs comes down to the concrete underneath, and we will tell you straight which it is.

Repair

Best when the court is sound but has surface cracks, low spots, or faded lines. We fill and feather cracks, then blend them under a fresh coat. On a slab that still moves, cracks can return, and we will tell you if that is the case.

Resurface

The right call when the slab is solid and you want the court playing new again. A full acrylic resurface runs $4,000 to $8,500, restores color, texture, and lines, and holds up 5 to 8 years in the local climate.

Replace

When cracks keep coming back from a failing slab, coating over it only hides the problem for a season. We rebuild on a post-tension slab engineered for Southern Nevada soil, so the fix actually lasts.

What to Expect when you work with On Point Court Surfacing

  1. 1

    Request a Quote

    Provide information regarding your space and schedule a site visit.

  2. 2

    Design, Price, and Schedule

    Choose the best options within your budget for size and materials, then lock it in with a clear contract and a firm price. We pride ourselves on avoiding change orders, so the price you agree to is the price you pay.

  3. 3

    Build

    Our team of experts delivers on the vision and builds a premium court that exceeds your expectations.

  4. 4

    Enjoy Your Court

    Now is the fun part. Enjoy the court with friends and family, making lasting memories on one of the nicest courts in town.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you fix the cracks on my court?
Yes, we can fix them and with a resurface hide them so you don't see them anymore, with the caveat that the cracks will ultimately come back. You could start to see them open back up the next day or they could last a couple years. The only permanent solution to fixing cracks is rebuilding the court.
My court keeps cracking even after resurfacing, what are my options?
The only real permanent solution is to fully rebuild the court. You can continue to resurface it every couple years to avoid having cracks get worse and worse from not treating them. There are cushion overlays that certain companies try to sell for these but they are expensive and cause worse problems down the road than the cracks themselves. The cracks keep getting worse underneath the surface and it causes really bad dead spots that make the court unplayable. Don't go this route unless you're willing to go through the expensive process again in 10 or so years when dead spots become unbearable.
Are you able to resurface my court in summer or winter?
Yes. Our hours are more limited due to heat or cold, but we are able to paint year round. We are specialists and have done hundreds of courts in each season, so we know whether it is warm enough in the winter or cool enough in the summer to still deliver exceptional results.
How often should a residential court be resurfaced?
In Southern Nevada, plan on a full acrylic resurface every 5–8 years. Heavy use, harsh UV, and irrigation overspray can shorten that window.
Why are there puddles on my court?
The court builder you used didn't grade the surface properly and left low spots. This is why it is important to choose trusted court builders instead of finding the cheapest concrete company.
Does it cost as much to resurface an existing pickleball or tennis court as resurfacing it for the first time?
It is quite a bit cheaper to resurface them going forward than doing it the first time, as long as you don't let it completely degrade. There is a lot more prep work involved to surface a new court to make it look nice and adhere properly.
Do you offer maintenance services?
Yes, we can clean the court on a recurring basis with a court-specific jet broom, as well as check nets and appliances to make sure they're all in good order.

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