Pickleball Court Builder in Southlake, TX
Total Court Construction builds custom pickleball courts for homes, businesses and recreational properties throughout Southlake, TX.
More Than 70 Custom Sport Courts Built Since 2019
Every court starts with a different space and a different vision. Our experience helps bring the two together. 5.0-star Google rating and 70+ courts built across Dallas–Fort Worth.
Your Pickleball Court Builder for All Southlake Properties
We take a hands-on approach to every build, with our core team involved throughout the project. That means clear communication and careful attention to the details every step of the way.
Hands-on project planning
Clear communication
Detail-focused construction
Our Pickleball Court Building Process
We start by assessing the property and determining what the site will require before construction begins.
Site Prep & Construction
Once the plan is set, we prepare the site and build the foundation needed for a professional-level playing surface.
Court Finishing
The final stage brings the court together with the details needed for play and any additional features included in the project.
Building the Right Court for Every Space
Court Colors & Finishes
Court colors provide an opportunity to make the finished space more distinctive.
Fencing & Ball Containment
Fencing helps keep balls where they belong and play contained within the court.
Pickleball Court Lighting
Adding the right lighting keeps the court playable after sundown.
Multi-Sport Options
The available space doesn’t have to be dedicated to a single game.
Southlake residential, commercial, school, club, and recreation properties
Your Pickleball Court Builder for All Southlake Properties
We take a hands-on approach to every build, with our core team involved throughout the project. That means clear communication and careful attention to the details every step of the way.
We Customize Plans for Every Property
Some of the most important decisions happen before construction equipment ever arrives. The same court design doesn’t work everywhere, so we plan around the space available while accounting for practical considerations like property setbacks and HOA requirements that may affect the project.
What We Consider Prior to Construction
Available space and court placement · Ground conditions and grading requirements · Drainage around the court · Sun exposure and court orientation · How frequently the court will be used · Access for construction and equipment · Fencing and ball containment · Court lighting requirements · Net systems and other court equipment · Custom colors, markings and multi-sport options
Court Colors & Finishes
Court colors provide an opportunity to make the finished space more distinctive. For commercial properties, you can select colors and markings to complement existing branding or the surrounding area. Schools, clubs and other organizations can also incorporate team or school colors into the court design.
Fencing & Ball Containment
Fencing helps keep balls where they belong and play contained within the court. For backyard courts, that might mean accounting for nearby landscaping or other areas of the property, while schools or commercial facilities may need more containment around busy shared spaces.
Pickleball Court Lighting
Adding the right lighting keeps the court playable after sundown. While residential court lighting is shaped by your home and property size, schools and community venues often call for more complex setups across larger playing areas.
Multi-Sport Options
The available space doesn’t have to be dedicated to a single game. A backyard court might combine pickleball and basketball, while schools, clubs and recreational facilities can accommodate several court sports within the same space. We’ll plan the markings and equipment around each activity from the start.
Our Pickleball Court Building Process
1. Site Evaluation & Planning
We start by assessing the property and determining what the site will require before construction begins.
Site evaluation · Court dimensions and placement · Surface and feature selection · Project scope and timeline
2. Site Prep & Construction
Once the plan is set, we prepare the site and build the foundation needed for a professional-level playing surface.
Site clearing and preparation · Grading and leveling · Base and foundation construction · Playing surface installation
3. Court Finishing
The final stage brings the court together with the details needed for play and any additional features included in the project.
Court surfacing and finishing · Regulation line markings · Net and post installation · Fencing, lighting and other selected features
Ready to Build a Pickleball Court in Southlake?
Tell us what you have in mind, and we’ll take it from there.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does it cost to build a pickleball court in Southlake, TX?
Pickleball court construction costs vary depending on the existing property, amount of site preparation required and different features included in the project. Things like surfacing, fencing, lighting, equipment and custom design choices can all influence the final price. Contact us for a free quote based on your specific project.
What size should a backyard pickleball court be?
The regulation playing area is 20 feet wide by 44 feet long, but the overall space should be larger to provide room for players beyond the boundary lines. A 30-by-60-foot area is commonly considered a minimum overall footprint.
Can I customize the colors of my pickleball court?
Absolutely. You can choose the court and line colors that suit your project and the space around it. We’ll walk you through the available options during planning to find the best combination.
Is it worth putting lights on a backyard pickleball court?
If the court is expected to be played on after sunset, then lighting is key to making a backyard court considerably more useful. Planning for lighting during the initial court design also allows pole placement and other requirements to be considered alongside the rest of the project.
Can you build a pickleball court that also works for basketball?
We’d love to. Multi-sport courts are perfect for landscape restraints and can incorporate pickleball, basketball and tennis courts within the same recreational space. The layout, markings, equipment, and features can all be planned around which sports the finished court needs to accommodate.
What should I consider before building a pickleball court in my backyard?
Always start with the amount of available space and where the court could sit on the property. Consider things like ground conditions, drainage, access, nearby structures, fencing, lighting and preferred court features which can influence the project. A site evaluation helps determine what will work before construction begins, and we’d be happy to coordinate one.
Built for Year-Round Outdoor Play in Texas
Southlake courts have to handle long, hot summers with plenty of direct sun and the occasional stretch of heavy rain. That’s why we only use pro-grade materials suited to North Texas—and plan for drainage and sun exposure so the court is ready for regular outdoor use throughout the year.