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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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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This private tennis court was well over 20 years old and was experiencing structural cracking which would only continue and get worse over time. Access was limited to very small equipment and didn’t allow for trucks of any kind. Runoff and drainage around the court were also
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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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At the Hamilton Green Apartment complex in Hamilton, NJ the basketball court was in complete disrepair. There was chipping and cracking in the asphalt and the court looked unplayable. Due to the bad state of the basketball court, it wasn’t being used. There was also a big
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