Pickleball Court Cost Estimator
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*Note: this is a planning range, not a quote. The figure that moves most on a Florida job is what sits under the court, and that cannot be assessed from a form. We confirm subgrade, drainage, and slab condition during a free on-site visit before anything is final.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q Why do two Florida lots a mile apart get very different quotes?
A Because of what's under them. A lot on well-drained compacted sand takes a straightforward slab. A lot with organic soil or muck near the surface needs that material removed and replaced before anything is poured, and a lot where groundwater sits close to grade needs a raised base or under-drainage. That subgrade work is the biggest single swing factor in a Florida court budget, and none of it is visible from the street.
Q Do I need a soil test before building a court?
A Often, yes. The Florida Building Code requires foundations to be designed for actual site conditions, and on a questionable lot a geotechnical report is what tells us whether standard reinforcement is enough. In parts of Central Florida underlain by karst limestone, testing also screens for sinkhole risk. It is a small cost that heads off a very expensive surprise.
Q Does the estimate include permits and HOA approval?
A No. We provide the drawings, color samples, and specifications your architectural review board or building department will ask for, but permit fees and HOA application fees are separate and paid by the homeowner. In master-planned communities the ARB review is usually the longer pole, so start it early.
Q Is a converted tennis court as good as a new pour?
A If the existing slab is structurally sound, yes, and it saves a great deal over demolition and re-pour. What we check first on a Florida conversion is settlement. Sand migrates, especially near downspouts and along seawalls, and a pad that has dropped at one corner needs that addressed before resurfacing. We will tell you honestly which situation you are in.