Whether you're looking for a basketball half-court, a dedicated pickleball setup, or a versatile multi-sport area, we have the expertise to build it. We take pride in being a Pro Installer for Dominator Sports, providing our clients with the highest quality hoops and lighting systems available today. With a deep portfolio of sport court installations across Weber County, we handle the precision work so you can focus on the game. Turn your backyard into the ultimate training ground for your family.
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What a sports court build involves
Site preparation
A court has to start from a flat, stable, well-drained base.
Layout and sizing for your yard
A basketball half-court, a pickleball court, and a multi-sport area all want different dimensions. We lay out what actually fits your lot rather than shrinking a full court until it stops playing right.
Dominator hoops and systems
We are a Pro Installer for Dominator Sports, which is how we can put the higher-end hoop and lighting systems on a residential court rather than a big-box pole set.
Court lighting
Lighting extends the hours a court is usable, which matters here because it is dark early for a good part of the year. It gets planned with the court rather than added afterwards, since the conduit has to go in before the surface does.
Surface and line work
Line layout is precision work and it is the detail people notice. Multi-sport courts need lines that coexist without turning the surface into a puzzle.
Containment
Where the ball goes when it gets away is a real design question, especially on a sloped lot or near a neighbor. We build the fencing around courts ourselves, and we work with Dominator Sports in Pleasant Grove as our preferred installer for the netting and hoops.
Sport courts across Weber County
We have a deep portfolio of court installations across Weber County. Sizing is the decision that matters most: a court squeezed below the dimensions the game needs stops playing right, so we lay out what actually fits the lot rather than shrinking a full court onto it. A multi-sport surface covers more than one game in the same footprint. A court is also one of the few landscape investments here that is not weather-dependent the way planting is.
Projects featuring sports courts
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Common questions
Can one court work for basketball and pickleball?
Yes. It comes down to sizing the surface for both and laying the lines out so neither game is confusing to play.
Is court lighting worth it?
Lighting extends when a court is usable, since it gets dark early here for much of the year. Whether it is worth it on your court is worth talking through for the specific lot.
What does a sport court cost?
It depends on size, site preparation, and what goes on and around the surface. We do not publish per-service pricing. Our projects start at $10,000, and a court is quoted from the plan, for free.
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