Sport surface matchmaking across Canada
The right court builder, the first time.
Tell us what you want to build, resurface or repair. We look at your site, explain your surface options and introduce you to a vetted contractor who works in your region.
Who we help
Expertise matched to your property and your goals.
Homeowners
A backyard tennis court, a half-court basketball pad, or a pickleball conversion on an old driveway. We help you pick a surface that suits your yard, your budget and our winters.
Towns and cities
Park court rebuilds, crack repair programs and multi-sport lining. We connect recreation staff with contractors who have delivered municipal projects like yours.
Clubs, schools and facilities
Tennis and pickleball clubs, private schools, condo boards and indoor facilities. We match you with crews who have done work at your scale and can show it.
How it works
Four steps from first contact to signed contract.
Tell us about the surface
Fill out our contact form with a few photos, rough measurements and what you want to play on it. We'll then schedule a call to talk it through.
We walk you through options
Acrylic, cushioned, clay, turf or modular tile. You hear the trade-offs in plain terms, then choose your colours, layout and other add-ons.
We review the scope
We check the base, drainage, access and budget, and help you narrow down exactly what you need. A clear scope makes it quicker to match you with the right contractor.
We introduce your contractor
You meet a vetted contractor who works in your region. We stay on the file until you sign.
Surfaces we know well
We have worked on every one of these.
Why people call us
We have built courts ourselves, so we know what good work looks like.
Every site is different. We help customers understand their options, whether that means resurfacing an existing court or installing a new surface, and we work through those details with you before any contractor gets involved.
Contractors are checked for insurance, workers' compensation coverage and recent references.
We look at finished work before a crew joins our list.
You get a clear written scope for your project.
Existing base: asphalt, concrete or new build
Crack and root damage repair
Slope and drainage
Surface system and colours
Line layout for each sport
Nets, posts, fencing and lighting
Site access for trucks and equipment
Warranty terms
Planning a court for next season?
Most outdoor installs in Canada happen between May and October, and good crews book up early. Talk to us over the winter and you'll be on a schedule by spring.
