Asphalt is a tricky surface to mend with cracks and puddles able to arise especially when not properly installed.

Cracks, low areas and humps form from subsurface and root damage. Paint can peel and fade. Nature takes back over. Your court will need more serious repairs the longer you wait and eventually need serious reconstruction.

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Every 5-7 years a court should be inspected, maintained and color coated. 

Even when properly maintained, approximately every 10 years green dust needs to be regraded.

Courts are built with a slight slope for water runoff but because of wind and water erosion it levels itself out.

It can also develop low areas where additional material will be used to fill it in. 

Depending on the amount of play, a court should replace the playing lines/nails every 4-5 years.

Even though artificial turf is extremely durable, problems can arise just like any other court.

Tree roots can cause humps or tearing. The subsurface may settle making the playing surface uneven, requiring the turf to be lifted, filled in and re-seamed.

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Depending on use, every 1-3 years a turf court should have sand added back into the surface. The surface should be regraded & compacted every 5+ years.

Interlocking tile courts have tons of tiny

areas that collect a lot dirt, allergens and debris. 

This can make the surface slippery and degrade the tiles.

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Depending on the surroundings of your court, a cleaning should take place 1-3 years or as soon as you see a build up under the tiles. 

Tiles are also subject to breakage and sun bleaching and can treated, painted or replaced.