Your Backyard.
Center Court.
Custom pickleball courts built for serious play,
unforgettable evenings, and a better backyard.
The best court in town
could be yours.
A quick game after work. A Saturday with friends. One more match before the lights go out. Create a place that brings everyone outside.
New court construction
From site preparation to the first serve. A coordinated plan for your own dedicated place to play.
02 /Resurfacing & restoration
Explore fresh coatings, color, and striping after reviewing the existing pavement and drainage.
03 /Tennis-court conversions
Make more of an existing space with a dedicated pickleball layout or a shared-use plan.
Big ideas.
Beautiful courts.
A backyard worth
staying home for.
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Let the good games
run late.
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The new gathering place.
↗Court design inspiration. Images illustrate possibilities rather than completed Alabama Pickle Courts projects.
Beautiful above.
Thoughtful below.
Great court construction starts before the color goes on. Site access, grading, drainage, and base preparation shape a court that plays as good as it looks.
See how it comes together ↗A clear path to
your home court.
Talk through your ideas
Your property, your players, your priorities.
Plan the right court
A site review and a clear written scope.
Build. Finish. Play.
Coordinated construction through final walkthrough.
Bring it home.
Planning courts across Birmingham, Huntsville, Tuscaloosa, and surrounding communities.
Hoover · Vestavia Hills · Homewood · Mountain Brook · Pelham · Helena · Northport
Before we
break ground.
How much does a pickleball court cost?
The total depends on access, grading, drainage, pavement, fencing, lighting, and the features you select. A site review and written proposal establish the scope and price.
How much space do I need?
A 34′ × 64′ playing surface is a useful starting point for a new court, with additional land for fencing, drainage, and access. Your site layout should confirm the clearances needed for your intended use.
Can you convert an existing tennis court?
A conversion may be possible. The available area, surface condition, drainage, and whether tennis will remain in use determine the right approach.
How long does construction take?
Your schedule depends on the scope, approvals, site conditions, weather, and required pavement and coating cure times. Timing should be confirmed in the proposal.
Can I add lights or fencing?
Yes—discuss them during planning so foundations, electrical work, access, and local requirements can be coordinated with construction.
Your next great
weekend starts here.
Tell us about your property.
Let’s explore what’s possible.