How much does it cost to blacktop a basketball court?

Asphalt/Blacktop Surface Estimates Some homeowners prefer to install asphalt for basketball. Asphalt usually calls for fewer repairs than concrete in extreme heat or cold. The cost of placing asphalt hovers around $3 and $4 per square foot, or $14,000 to $18,000 for a full court.

Is asphalt good for a basketball court?

Although concrete is a more durable material, consider that it’s still not the best option for backyard basketball courts. Because it is so economical, asphalt is a generally preferred material for basketball courts. Yes, it has half the durability of concrete.

What is the best surface for a backyard basketball court?

Concrete is the first and best choice for a home basketball court. While often the most costly base option, concrete is going to give you the best performance and long-term results. A typical concrete pad for a backyard basketball court will consist of a 4″ pad with steel reinforced rebar and saw cut expansion joints.

Does Cunningham Park have basketball courts?

Organized leagues or special events need a permit to use an athletic field or court. For people under 18, the permit is free. For those 18 and over, a fee is required.

What can I use as a basketball court instead of concrete?

Compacted rock courts (plus plastic tiles) are a viable alternative to concrete in cases where a customer wants to remove the court at a later date, or simply doesn’t want concrete or asphalt in the backyard. It allows the customer to more easily do the work themselves, and save money.

How much does a backyard basketball court cost?

Like any other major construction project, the cost to build a backyard basketball court will vary depending on a number of different factors. One of the most seemingly obvious factors is size – the larger the court, the more expensive the project.

Can a basketball court be built without Borders?

There are compacted base backyard sports courts customers have built without perimeter borders as a cost and time savings. If done this way you want to have your court grade flow uniformly with the surrounding landscape.

How to get a quote for a basketball court?

Contact us for a quote on your backyard or commercial court project.portable-courts-impact-towersCompacted base courts are a viable alternative when access, impervious cover restrictions, cost, or in cases where a customer wants to be able to remove the court at a later date or just does not want concrete or asphalt in the backyard.