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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We recently had a customer with an overrun community garden. DeShayes Dream Courts was able to transform what was once an eye sore into a beautiful brand new pickleball court that will last a lifetime. Once the garden was removed the area was rough graded and compacted.
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Did you know you can play multiple sports on the same court? This is accomplished by painting non-competing lines for different games on the same court. What we mean by non-competing is the lines are painted in different colors to avoid any confusion during play. In
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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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A cost-effective way to upgrade your existing court is to do a sport tile overlay. In addition to the visual appeal sport tiles offer the added benefit of reduced potential for skeletal trauma, shin splints, concussions and strained and torn ligaments. Should this concrete base underneath
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A custom logo is a great way to personalize your court. Just send us your design and let our experts handle the rest. Artwork, school logos, favorite sports teams, family initials you name it we can do it. Once all the materials are ordered the actual
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This New Jersey homeowner purchased a new home with an existing court that was over 10 years old. The paint was peeling, and the concrete patches were deteriorating and breaking up. DeShayes Dream courts to the rescue! In just two days were able to transform this run-down
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Pickleball was invented in 1965 on Bainbridge Island, just outside of Seattle. In an effort to appease their children’s summertime boredom three fathers, Joel Pritchard, Bill Bell, and Barney McCallum created the game. The Pritchard’s home had an old badminton court, but it did not have a
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It is not a matter of IF your asphalt tennis court surface will crack, but WHEN. An increasingly popular way to cover these unsightly cracks is to lay modular sport tiles/panels over top of cracks and entire court. The innovative tile design and unique six-point locking
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First, the court existing run-down court is pressure washed and cleaned to remove any dirt and debris so we can properly assess the court damage. Next, we will fill and repair any cracks in the surface of the court. A series
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