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Tennis court construction in Las Vegas, NV
Las Vegas, Nevada

Court construction and resurfacing in Las Vegas, NV

Our home market. More Las Vegas courts than anywhere else we work.

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On Point Court Surfacing is based in Las Vegas and has built or resurfaced more courts here than in any other city we serve. Pickleball, tennis, basketball, and padel, for backyards, HOAs, schools, clubs, and parks. We hold concrete, fencing, and surfacing licenses, so one crew handles the whole court.

Our Las Vegas track record

Las Vegas courts in our gallery
40
Backyard and private residence
22
HOA, club, school, and park
18
Built from the slab up
15

Counted from our project gallery. More Las Vegas courts than any other city we serve.

Courts we build in Las Vegas

Pickleball court construction in Las Vegas, NV

Pickleball courts

New backyard and community courts on post-tension slabs built for the desert. Also tennis conversions and resurfacing with tournament-grade acrylic.

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Tennis court construction in Las Vegas, NV

Tennis courts

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

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Basketball court construction in Las Vegas, NV

Basketball courts

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

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Padel court construction in Las Vegas, NV

Padel courts

Turnkey padel with tempered glass walls and turf or acrylic surfaces.

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Courts you may already know

Some of our Las Vegas work is public. If you have played on these, you have played on our surfaces.

Professionally resurfaced blue and green tennis court at Darling Stadium in Las Vegas with tiered spectator seating.

Darling Tennis Center

Stadium court plus four surrounding courts at one of the valley's best known public tennis facilities.

Aerial view of a newly resurfaced Las Vegas Aces themed basketball court in North Las Vegas.

Las Vegas Aces courts, Desert Horizon Park

Custom basketball courts for the WNBA champions' community build in North Las Vegas.

Newly resurfaced blue and pink basketball courts at a public park in the Historic Westside neighborhood of Las Vegas.

Historic Westside

Custom multi-sport courts for a neighborhood revitalization project.

Where we work in the valley

We are based in Las Vegas, so most of the valley is a short drive.

  • Summerlin
  • Southern Highlands
  • The Lakes
  • Spring Valley
  • Centennial Hills
  • Historic Westside
  • Enterprise
  • Rhodes Ranch

In this valley, the slab is the court

Caliche and expansive clay run under much of Las Vegas, and both move with moisture. That is why so many valley courts crack again a season after being recoated: the coating was never the problem. We build on post-tension slabs engineered for the soil, and because we hold concrete, fencing, and surfacing licenses, the crew that pours your slab is the crew that coats it. Nobody gets to blame the other trade.

Above the slab, the desert sets the rest of the spec: UV-stable acrylic that resists fade, north-south orientation so the sun is not in a server's eyes, and windscreens on exposed lots where afternoon gusts come across open desert.

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Court construction in Las Vegas, NV

Recent Las Vegas projects

Professionally resurfaced blue and green tennis court at Darling Stadium in Las Vegas with tiered spectator seating.

Tennis Court in Las Vegas

Commercial

A newly surfaced blue and dark blue residential pickleball court in a Las Vegas backyard with desert mountain views.

Pickleball Court in Las Vegas

New Construction · Residential

Newly resurfaced residential pickleball court with tan and burgundy color scheme in a backyard setting.

Pickleball Court in Las Vegas

New Construction · Residential

A freshly resurfaced blue and green pickleball court in a residential backyard setting.

Pickleball Court in Las Vegas

New Construction · Residential

Newly resurfaced outdoor basketball court in Las Vegas with tan playing area and green perimeter.

Basketball Court in Las Vegas

Repair & Resurfacing · Commercial

Workers finishing a fresh post-tension concrete tennis court slab in Las Vegas

Tennis Court in Las Vegas

New Construction · Residential

Aerial view of two blue and gray basketball courts in Summerlin, Las Vegas, featuring fresh surfacing and white court markings.

Basketball Court in Las Vegas

New Construction · Commercial

A freshly resurfaced blue and green tennis court in a residential backyard with black windscreen and court lighting.

Tennis Court in Las Vegas

New Construction · Residential

A freshly resurfaced blue and green tennis court at a private residence in Southern Nevada.

Tennis Court in Las Vegas

Repair & Resurfacing · Residential

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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.

Las Vegas questions

What does it cost to build a court in Las Vegas?
A new pickleball court runs $16,000 to $35,000, and fencing, lighting, or a basketball hoop can add up to $25,000 more. Tennis and full-size basketball courts sit higher because of slab size. If your slab is already sound, a full acrylic resurface runs $4,000 to $8,500. We give you a free written quote and the price we quote is the price you pay.
Why does Las Vegas soil matter for a court slab?
Much of the valley sits on caliche and expansive clay that moves with moisture. A slab that is not engineered for it develops cracks that keep coming back no matter how many times the surface is coated. We build on post-tension slabs, and our post-tension specialist has more than 30 years on court slabs, because in this valley the concrete is the court.
How does the summer heat affect scheduling?
Acrylic needs a workable surface temperature to cure properly, so mid-summer afternoons are the wrong window for coating. We plan surfacing around early mornings and the shoulder seasons. Concrete, fencing, and prep work continue year round, which is one advantage of holding all three licenses ourselves.
Do you work with Las Vegas HOAs, schools, and parks?
Yes, and 18 of our Las Vegas gallery projects are commercial. We have built and resurfaced for HOAs, clubs, schools, and public parks, including Darling Tennis Center and the Las Vegas Aces community courts, and we handle the specifications and board approvals associations require.
Can you convert a Las Vegas tennis court to pickleball?
Yes, and it is one of our most common Las Vegas jobs. One tennis court fits up to four pickleball courts, or a single court with room to spare. If the slab is sound, conversion is the fastest and most affordable way onto the court. We can also stripe pickleball lines onto an existing tennis court in a contrast color that keeps both sports playable.

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