Residential Basketball Courts

The ideal base for an acrylic basketball court is a stable concrete or asphalt slab. This provides an even playing surface, ensures consistent ball bounce, and minimises the risk of cracks over time.

For Brisbane, Sydney, Melbourne, and other regions with variable weather, we recommend a reinforced concrete base with proper drainage to handle heavy rain. Our qualified team can advise on thickness, curing time, and reinforcement requirements during your site assessment.

Yes, we design and install LED sports lighting systems tailored to your court’s layout. These systems provide bright, even coverage so you can play well into the evening without glare.

We also factor in local council guidelines and energy efficiency, selecting fittings with long lifespans and low maintenance requirements. For smaller backyard courts, we can recommend cost-effective pole placements that cover the playing area without lighting up the whole street.

Acrylic surfaces are engineered for good traction in dry conditions, but like most sports surfaces, they can become slippery when wet. We advise players to wait until the surface is completely dry before resuming play.

For properties in coastal or high-humidity areas, we can incorporate a textured acrylic finish or anti-slip additives to enhance grip and reduce drying time after rain.

Acrylic courts are relatively low-maintenance compared to other surfaces. We recommend sweeping weekly to remove debris, washing the surface every few months to prevent mould and grime build-up, and checking line markings annually for wear.

In high-use courts, such as those in schools or community facilities, resurfacing every four to six years will keep performance and appearance at their best. Our maintenance plans make this process easy, with scheduled inspections and touch-ups.

We can customise your court with a wide range of colours, from classic basketball orange to modern greys and blues that match your home’s aesthetic. Decorative borders, sponsor or school logos, and even personalised family crests can be incorporated into the design.

If you’d like your court to blend into the surrounding landscape, we can also recommend colour schemes and finishes that harmonise with your property’s existing features.