Asphalt does not always require yearly maintenance. However, once the court begins to crack, seasonal maintenance to keep the degradation from continuing becomes necessary. 

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• Seasonal crack repair for hairline cracks

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• Roots surrounding the court should be removed

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• Every 5-7 years a court should be resurfaced and color coated. 

Every spring a green dust / clay court (A.K.A Har-Tru) needs to be opened for the playing season then closed when winter begins. Natural wind and water erosion causes the court damage.

They need:

• Debris removal

• Added material

• Surface re-compaction

• Moss & algae growth treatment

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Options for maintenance packages throughout the season are available to keep your court in pristine condition.

Artificial turf courts are very low maintenance, durable and last a very long time. They may require light seasonal maintenance of:

• Debris disposal

• Surface re-compaction

• Added sand

• Redistribute existing sand

• Treating moss algae growth

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Maintenance should be performed the beginning of each playing season.

Interlocking tiled courts tend to trap debris underneath the tiles. Over time the tiles can break or start to expand and contract forming humps in the surface.

• A deep cleaning  every 1-3 years depending on your surroundings

• Power-wash surface 

• Replace damaged tiles.

• Restretch the surface.

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Taking up the tiles and cleaning the debris and algae prevents the surface from becoming slippery and causing injury.