Basketball Court Construction in Las Vegas

Basketball is one of the most popular sports around, and the right dimensions make a home basketball court play like the real thing. A full-size basketball court measures 94 feet by 50 feet, the same size used for NBA and NCAA play. For most backyards, a half-court is the practical and popular choice, giving you room for real games without taking over the yard. Court size is the single biggest driver of cost, so we size the court to your space, your game, and your budget. The rim sits at a regulation 10 feet, with the free-throw line 15 feet from the backboard. We orient courts north to south to cut sun glare, and we lay out regulation NBA or NCAA court lines, add multi-sport lines for pickleball or futsal, and paint in custom logos and color blocking.

A basketball court takes a beating from players and from the Las Vegas sun, so the base matters more than anything you can see. Before starting construction, we handle site preparation: clearing, leveling, and excavating the ground to the right depth, then installing a compacted base layer that gives you a flat, level surface. A poured concrete slab can top 150 degrees in a Las Vegas summer, so we build on an engineered, reinforced concrete sub-base using post-tension methods that need roughly 28 days to cure fully and resist the cracking that heat and settling cause. Proper grading and drainage are critical in an arid climate: without them, the intense rainstorms we do get can pool on the surface and erode the foundation over time. We prefer concrete over asphalt because it holds up far better in high temperatures. Nevada law requires a licensed contractor for this work, and most projects need permits and must respect local zoning setbacks. On Point is fully licensed, and we handle the permitting and code compliance so your project never stalls.