Court Construction & Resurfacing in North Las Vegas, NV
Bring the game home. Backyard and community courts across North Las Vegas.
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On Point Court Surfacing builds and resurfaces pickleball, tennis, and basketball courts across North Las Vegas, from Aliante and Eldorado to Tule Springs, Sky Canyon, and Valley Vista. Licensed for concrete, fencing, and surfacing, we run the whole build with one local crew and back every job with a free written quote.
Our Southern Nevada Track Record
- Courts in our project gallery
- 57
- Backyard and private residence
- 26
- HOA, club, school, and park
- 31
- Built from the slab up
- 25
Pickleball, Tennis & Basketball Courts in North Las Vegas
Pickleball Court Construction
Our most requested court in North Las Vegas. New backyard and community courts on post-tension slabs built for the desert. Also tennis conversions and resurfacing with tournament-grade acrylic.
Basketball Court Construction
We built the Las Vegas Aces courts at Desert Horizon Park. Full and half courts with custom colors, keys, and striping. Standalone or combined with pickleball lines.
Tennis Court Construction
Post-tension builds that hold up to Nevada heat. Crack repair, resurfacing, recoloring, and line striping.
Padel Court Construction
One of the only crews building padel in the valley. Turnkey padel with tempered glass walls and turf or acrylic surfaces.
Built for North Las Vegas Soil, Heat & Sun
North Las Vegas is newer construction on flatter ground, which generally means simpler pads and fewer grading surprises than the hillside parts of the valley. The tradeoff is exposure: many subdivisions sit on open ground with little mature landscaping to break the wind, so fencing and windscreens do real work here. There is also more public and community court work in this part of the valley than backyard work.
- Post-tension slabs for caliche and expansive soil
- UV-stable acrylic that resists desert fade
- North-south orientation for the Las Vegas sun
- Heavy-use surfaces built for parks and civic courts
- Approvals handled for HOAs, associations, and public facilities
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 North Las Vegas Courts Built & Resurfaced
Las Vegas Aces Basketball Courts at Desert Horizon Park
North Las Vegas, NV · Basketball · New Construction
Two full custom courts for the Las Vegas Aces at Desert Horizon Park, with diamond-pattern keys and ACES logos.
Historic Westside Custom Basketball Courts in North Las Vegas
North Las Vegas, NV · Basketball · Hockey/Futsal
Multiple full courts in bold navy and hot pink color blocking, carrying the Historic Westside logo.
Community Pickleball Courts in North Las Vegas
North Las Vegas, NV · Pickleball · New Construction
A new multi-court concrete pickleball complex in a North Las Vegas community, finished in blue and green.
Tennis Court Crack Repair and Resurfacing in North Las Vegas
North Las Vegas, NV · Tennis · Repair & Resurfacing
Tennis courts fully crack-repaired and resurfaced in blue and green with fresh white striping.
Meet Your North Las Vegas 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. North Las Vegas is about 20 minutes away, and Brian has been on site for everything from community courts to the Las Vegas Aces courts at Desert Horizon Park.
Call Brian: (702) 686-7738Pin locations are approximate to protect our clients' privacy.
What Our Court Owners Say
"I had a great experience working with On Point Court Surfacing on our backyard Pickleball court. Brian communicated well and did what he said he would do. I would highly recommend On Point Court Surfacing to anyone."
"Bryan and his crew were amazing! Our pickleball courts now look fantastic and ready for play. At Wine Ridge RV Resort and Cottages, Pahrump."
"Came out right away and coated our new pickleball court. Highly recommend."
"The pickleball court came out perfect. Great color and exact dimensions. I would recommend them for quality and competitive cost."
"Brian and his guys did an awesome painting the lines of my indoor pickleball. Turned out great, highly recommend."
"Very knowledgeable, great staff and love the result."
"Great quality work! On time, great communication, and our tennis courts look beautiful again! Will definitely use On Point again!"
"Brian sent his crew to Kingman AZ to do our court. Amazing work, his team was very professional and our court came out beautiful!"
Questions About Court Construction & Resurfacing in North Las Vegas
Do you build community and park courts in North Las Vegas?
Yes, and a good share of our North Las Vegas work is exactly that, including the Las Vegas Aces custom basketball courts at Desert Horizon Park. We handle municipal and HOA specifications, and we can phase a multi-court job so a facility is never fully closed.
Do you work with HOAs and communities in North Las Vegas?
Yes. We work with North Las Vegas HOAs, community associations, and public facilities, including civic and parks projects, and manage the approvals and specs each requires.
How much does a court cost in North Las Vegas?
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.
Court Construction & Resurfacing Guides
November 3, 2026
Pickleball Court Fence and Windscreens in Las Vegas Wind
Pickleball court fence heights, how windscreens handle Las Vegas wind, and local height and permit rules for Henderson, Summerlin and Clark County.
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October 30, 2026
Backyard Tennis Court in Las Vegas
How much ground a court needs with run-off and setbacks, and the Henderson, Summerlin West, and Summerlin South rules that decide if it fits.
Read moreOctober 27, 2026
Padel Court Dimensions
FIP court, wall, and ceiling specs, the ground a court and its out-of-court zones need, and what a Las Vegas build costs.
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October 23, 2026
Tennis Court Lighting in Las Vegas
Pole heights, glare and spill limits, and the Henderson, Summerlin West, and Clark County rules to check before you light a court.
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October 20, 2026
Cost to Build a Tennis Court in Las Vegas
What a full-size post-tension court costs here, what moves the price, and the permit and HOA rules by neighborhood.
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October 16, 2026
How to Build a Pickleball Court in Las Vegas
The build order from site visit and permits to a post-tension slab, curing, acrylic color, and line striping.
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