Terms & Conditions

1. Who you are dealing with

FL Pickle Courts designs pickleball courts and installs Laykold® acrylic surfacing systems on new slabs, converted slabs, and courts being resurfaced. We are an authorized Laykold installer and a design consultant.

We are licensed and insured. Where your project involves work regulated under chapter 489, Florida Statutes — structural concrete, electrical for court lighting, plumbing relocation — that work is performed under appropriate license, whether by us or by a licensed trade partner, and we will tell you plainly which parts of your project fall where. Certificate of insurance available on request.

Florida contractor license no. LICENSE-NUMBER-PENDING

We are an independent Florida business. We are not Advanced Polymer Technology Corp. (the manufacturer of Laykold), and we are not affiliated with or endorsed by USA Pickleball®, the Professional Pickleball Association, Major League Pickleball, the United States Tennis Association, or any tournament or governing body. Where we reference a tournament played on Laykold surfacing, we are describing the product, not claiming a relationship with the event.

2. What our instant estimate actually is

The estimator on this Site multiplies your selections by per-square-foot rates. It is a planning range, not a quote. It does not know what is under your lot, and in Florida that is most of the cost question. Every one of the following can move the real number, sometimes substantially:

• Subgrade conditions — loose sand, muck or other organic soil that has to be excavated and replaced, or fill that needs compaction testing
• Depth to the water table, and whether the slab needs an engineered drainage plan to shed a Florida wet season
• Grade change across the pad, and how much cut and fill that implies
• Site access for concrete trucks and equipment, and what has to be protected or removed to get them in
• County and municipal permitting, engineering, and impervious surface limits
• HOA or deed-restriction review, where applicable
• Material availability and current concrete pricing

A binding price exists only in a written proposal signed by an authorized representative of FL Pickle Courts. If our on-site findings differ from what the estimator assumed, the signed proposal governs and the web figure is void.

3. Renderings, colors, and images

Images in our gallery and elsewhere on the Site are design renderings, produced to show layouts, surrounds, color schemes, and lighting. They are illustrative. They are not photographs of specific completed projects, and they do not depict any particular customer's property.

Colours shown on screen and in the 3D Court Designer are approximations. Installed color varies with your monitor, ambient light, surface texture, the number of coats, manufacturer batch variation, and product availability. Where color matters to you, ask us for a physical sample before you sign, and we will get you one.

4. Florida permitting, HOA review, and site conditions

Permitting for a residential court is set by your county or municipality, and requirements differ meaningfully across the areas we serve. Impervious surface ratio caps, setbacks from seawalls and easements, drainage review, and windborne-debris considerations for lighting and fencing are all local questions, answered from your survey and your parcel rather than from a general rule.

Nothing on this Site is a representation that a court can be permitted on your property, that it will fit within applicable coverage limits, or that an HOA or architectural review board will approve it. We will run those questions during design and give you a straight answer, including when the honest answer is that your lot will not take the court you were hoping for. Responsibility for HOA and deed-restriction compliance rests with the property owner unless your signed contract says otherwise.

5. If we sign a contract: Florida construction lien law

Work on Florida real property is subject to Florida's Construction Lien Law, sections 713.001–713.37, Florida Statutes. For a direct contract with an owner over $2,500 to improve residential property of up to four units, section 713.015 requires a specific statutory warning about construction liens, in capitalised bold type, signed and dated by the owner.

Where that requirement applies to your project, the disclosure will appear in your contract as the statute prescribes. Florida's lien law is genuinely complicated, and the statute itself recommends you consult an attorney. We agree with the statute. Your signed contract — not this page — sets payment terms, lien releases, change-order procedure, scope, and schedule.

6. Calls, texts, and your consent

When you submit a form and provide a phone number, you give prior express written consent under section 501.059, Florida Statutes, for FL Pickle Courts to contact you at that number about your request — by call, text, or voicemail, including with automated systems. Checking a consent box or submitting the form is the act of consent the statute contemplates.

Consent is not a condition of purchase. You can ask us for pricing without agreeing to be called. Message and data rates may apply.

To stop texts, reply STOP to the number that messaged you. Under section 501.059 we will cease sending text solicitations within 15 days of that request, and in practice we will stop immediately. To stop calls or email, tell us at hello@flpicklecourts.com and we will honor it. Withdrawing consent does not affect work already under contract.

7. Using this Site

To request services through the Site you must be at least 18 and able to enter a binding contract. Please give us accurate information — an estimate built on a wrong court size or a wrong address is useless to both of us. Do not attempt to interfere with the Site: no malware, no bulk scraping, no accessing it outside the interfaces we provide, no probing for vulnerabilities.

8. Our content, and other people's marks

Text, graphics, photographs, renderings, 3D models, estimator logic, and code on this Site belong to FL Pickle Courts or our licensors. You may view the Site for your own non-commercial purposes. Republishing it, or building something derivative from it, needs our written permission first.

Laykold® and Laykold Chill® are registered trademarks of Advanced Polymer Technology Corp. Dominator™ is a trademark of its respective owner; we are an independent reseller and installer of those net systems. We use both marks only to identify products we are authorized to supply and install. All other marks belong to their owners.

The Site links to third-party sites we do not control, including manufacturer pages. We are not responsible for their content or practices, and a link is not an endorsement.

10. Disclaimers and limits on our liability

THE SITE AND ITS CONTENT, ESTIMATES, DESIGNS, AND RENDERINGS ARE PROVIDED "AS IS" AND "AS AVAILABLE," WITHOUT WARRANTIES OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING MERCHANTABILITY, FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, NON-INFRINGEMENT, ACCURACY, OR UNINTERRUPTED AVAILABILITY.

TO THE MAXIMUM EXTENT FLORIDA LAW PERMITS, FL PICKLE COURTS AND ITS OWNERS, EMPLOYEES, AND AGENTS WILL NOT BE LIABLE FOR INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, CONSEQUENTIAL, OR PUNITIVE DAMAGES, OR FOR LOST PROFITS, REVENUE, DATA, OR GOODWILL, ARISING FROM THE SITE OR FROM RELIANCE ON ANY ESTIMATE, RENDERING, OR OTHER CONTENT ON IT. OUR TOTAL LIABILITY ARISING FROM YOUR USE OF THE SITE WILL NOT EXCEED ONE HUNDRED U.S. DOLLARS ($100).

This section is about the Site. It does not limit liability for installation work, which is governed entirely by your signed contract, and it does not waive any right you cannot waive under Florida law.

11. Indemnification

You agree to defend, indemnify, and hold harmless FL Pickle Courts and its owners, employees, and agents against claims, damages, liabilities, and reasonable attorneys' fees arising from your misuse of the Site or your breach of these Terms.

12. Governing law and where disputes are heard

Florida law governs these Terms, without regard to conflict-of-laws rules. Any dispute arising from these Terms or your use of the Site will be brought exclusively in the state courts of Sarasota County, Florida, or in the United States District Court for the Middle District of Florida, and you consent to personal jurisdiction there. If your project is under a signed contract, any dispute-resolution clause in that contract controls over this section.

13. Changes, severability, and the whole agreement

We may revise these Terms by posting an updated version with a new effective date; continuing to use the Site after that means you accept the revision. If a court finds any provision unenforceable, the rest stays in force. These Terms are the entire agreement between us regarding the Site, and they do not modify a signed construction contract.

14. Reaching a human

FL Pickle Courts
622 Central Ave
Sarasota, FL 34236
Phone: (866) 693-8644
Email: hello@flpicklecourts.com