Pickleball court construction in Henderson, NV
Serving Henderson, NV

Court Construction & Resurfacing in Henderson, NV

Bring the game home. Backyard and community courts across Henderson.

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On Point Court Surfacing builds and resurfaces pickleball, tennis, basketball, and padel courts across Henderson, from Green Valley and Seven Hills to Anthem, MacDonald Ranch, Inspirada, and Lake Las Vegas. Because we hold concrete, fencing, and surfacing licenses, one local crew handles your court from the slab up. Every project starts with a free written quote, and the price we quote is the price you pay.

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Courts in our project gallery
57
Backyard and private residence
26
HOA, club, school, and park
31
Built from the slab up
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Pickleball, Tennis & Basketball Courts in Henderson

Pickleball court construction in Henderson, NV

Pickleball Court Construction

Our most requested court in Henderson. New backyard and community courts on post-tension slabs built for the desert. Also tennis conversions and resurfacing with tournament-grade acrylic.

Tennis court construction in Henderson, NV

Tennis Court Construction

Post-tension builds that hold up to Nevada heat. Crack repair, resurfacing, recoloring, and line striping.

Basketball court construction in Henderson, NV

Basketball Court Construction

Full and half courts with custom colors, keys, and striping. Standalone or combined with pickleball lines.

Padel court construction in Henderson, NV

Padel Court Construction

One of the only crews building padel in the valley. Turnkey padel with tempered glass walls and turf or acrylic surfaces.

Court construction built for Henderson, NV conditions

Built for Henderson Soil, Heat & Sun

Henderson climbs, and that matters more than most people expect. Hillside lots in Anthem, Seven Hills, and MacDonald Ranch often need cut-and-fill or a retaining wall before there is a level pad, which is engineering work, not surfacing work. Wind coming off the McCullough Range also makes windscreens worth budgeting for on exposed properties, and the master-planned communities here mean design review is usually part of the timeline.

  • Post-tension slabs for caliche and expansive soil
  • UV-stable acrylic that resists desert fade
  • North-south orientation for the Las Vegas sun
  • Windscreen and fencing for exposed lots
  • HOA approvals in Green Valley, Anthem, Seven Hills, MacDonald Ranch

Whether that means repairing, resurfacing, or rebuilding on a new post-tension slab depends on the concrete underneath, and we will tell you which one your court needs. If the slab is sound, our tennis court resurfacing and pickleball court resurfacing pages explain what the work involves and what it costs.

Recent Henderson Courts Built & Resurfaced

Brian Foley, owner of On Point Court Surfacing, playing competitive tennis

Meet Your Henderson Court Builder

On Point is licensed for surfacing (0090686), concrete (0095035), and fencing, so one crew builds your court from the slab up. Most surfacing crews can only tell you about the coating. We pour slabs too, so we can tell you whether a problem is the coating or the concrete underneath it.

Brian Foley owns On Point and is on site for the work. He played number-one singles at Boise State on a full-ride scholarship, later competed professionally in pickleball, and still plays today, so he can tell you how the finished court will actually play, not just what it costs to build.

On Point is a member of the American Sports Builders Association. Henderson is about 20 minutes from our Las Vegas base, so Brian is on Henderson sites as often as he is on Las Vegas ones.

Call Brian: (702) 686-7738

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Questions About Court Construction & Resurfacing in Henderson

My Henderson lot slopes. Can I still fit a court?

Usually yes, but the pad comes first. On a sloped Anthem or Seven Hills lot we look at cut-and-fill volume and whether a retaining wall is needed, then quote the pad and the court together so there is no surprise second bill. We will tell you honestly if the grading cost makes a smaller court the better call.

Do you work with HOAs and communities in Henderson?

Yes. We build and resurface for HOAs and communities across Green Valley, Anthem, Seven Hills, and MacDonald Ranch, and we handle the specifications and board approvals associations require.

How much does a court cost in Henderson?

A new pickleball court runs $16,000 to $35,000, and a full acrylic resurface runs $4,000 to $8,500. Our pickleball cost guide breaks down what moves those numbers.

Newly resurfaced blue and green pickleball courts at a community facility in Lake Las Vegas

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