Court Cost Calculator
Typical published planning ranges, itemized the way builders actually price the work: base and pad first, then the surface system, then the extras. Your site and region set the real number, so treat this as homework, not a quote.
The commonly recommended minimum with real run-off room.
Resurfacer, color coats, and lines. The classic hard-court finish.
A planning range built from typical published rates, not a quote. Site work is the swing factor: slopes, soft soil, drainage, and access can move the real number well past the high end, which is exactly what on-site quotes are for.
How these numbers work: pad and surface math multiplies your square footage by typical published per-square-foot rates for residential court construction. Add-ons use typical installed ranges. Small projects often price above these rates because crews charge mobilization minimums, and regional labor and concrete prices vary widely. Always compare multiple written local quotes.
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