What does it mean for your basketball court to be considered pervious? A pervious surface allows water to percolate through to the area underneath rather than becoming runoff. Our modular subbase flooring system provides a high-performance stable base while promoting water drainage. Not only does this prevent
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Getting a basketball court may be a little more complicated than you think. A common issue most people don’t think about is the requirements from their township. Most towns require that you cannot build within a certain amount of feet from the rear and side property lines
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Following from our prior post Ideal requirements for a driveway court, this 1910 8 car garage in the before photo left a giant open space on the client’s lot in Haverford, PA. They converted the garage into a 3 car garage and the remaining space from the
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There are three main concerns when it comes to having a driveway basketball court installed at your home. The existing slope of the driveway The size of the driveway Location of the sun in the afternoon Most driveways are sloped at a minimum of 1% or greater
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