Tennis Court Builder in Dallas, TX
Custom tennis courts in Dallas, TX, built for Texas weather by a local DFW court builder. Get a free quote from Total Court Construction.
We’ve Built Over 70 Custom Sport Courts in DFW
You bring us the space and the vision. We’ll handle the build. 5.0-star Google rating and 70+ courts built across Dallas–Fort Worth.
A Court Builder for Every Type of Property
A backyard court has different demands than a court built for an HOA, school or commercial property. Space, site access and expected use all affect how the court needs to be built. We account for those differences from the start, so the finished court suits the site and the people who’ll be playing on it.
Hands-on project planning
Clear communication
Detail-focused construction
Our Court Construction Process
Site Evaluation & Planning
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.
What Goes Into Building a Professional-Level Court?
Site Preparation & Base Construction
Stable base preparation and grading before the surface goes down.
Professional Court Surfacing
Reliable texture for traction, grip and consistent ball response.
Drainage & Water Management
Drainage planning that helps keep water off the playing area.
Court Markings & Equipment
Accurate markings, nets, posts and equipment placement.
Total Court Construction builds residential tennis courts in Dallas, TX. We plan the layout and orientation, prepare the base for proper drainage, and finish with a pro-grade acrylic surface and regulation lines.
We also resurface and repair existing tennis courts across the area.
We Specialize in Building Courts for Texas Heat and Weather
Heat and sun exposure are major considerations when building in North Texas. Material and surface choices need to account for those conditions from the beginning. We use pro-grade materials suited to Texas’s intense sun and changing weather conditions to help protect the court against the demands of year-round outdoor use.