Complete backyard courts built for Southern California ground, sun, and neighborhoods — from grading and post-tension pads to the final line paint.
Site grading and drainage, your choice of asphalt, concrete, or post-tension concrete pad, acrylic sport surfacing in your colors, regulation line striping, a permanent net system, and options for fencing, windscreens, lighting, and sound barriers. One contract, one project lead, one fixed written price.
Much of the Conejo Valley and west Valley sits on expansive clay that swells and shrinks with moisture — the #1 killer of backyard courts. Where soil conditions call for it, we spec post-tension concrete slabs that resist cracking and heaving. Flat, stable lots can save with reinforced concrete or asphalt. We assess your lot at the free consultation and tell you which your ground actually needs — not which is most expensive.
A regulation court is 20 × 44 feet; with clearances the pad runs 30 × 60 feet minimum and 34 × 64 feet ideally. We lay the footprint out in your yard with you — orientation (north–south is best for sun), distance from bedroom windows, and slope all get decided before design. See court dimensions.
1. Consult — free on-site measurement and soil/slope assessment. 2. Design & quote — layout, surface, options, fixed itemized price. 3. Permits & HOA — we prepare and track the paperwork with you. 4. Build — grading, pad, cure, surfacing, lines, nets; typically 3–6 weeks on site. 5. Walkthrough — inspection, care guide, first serve.
| Scope | Typical SoCal range |
|---|---|
| New court, asphalt pad | $24,000 – $42,000 |
| New court, concrete pad | $28,000 – $52,000 |
| New court, post-tension pad | $34,000 – $62,000 |
| Premium / hillside estate build | $38,000 – $80,000+ |
Planning ranges — see the full cost guide or calculator. Your quote after a free on-site visit is fixed and itemized.
Typically 3–6 weeks of on-site work after permits and HOA approval, including concrete cure time before surfacing. Permitting is the variable — we give you a city-specific timeline estimate at the consult.
Yes — sloped lots are common in Agoura, Calabasas, Malibu, and hillside Ventura. Grading, retaining, and post-tension slabs handle most slopes; the consult tells us which your lot needs and what it adds to the budget.
We can sometimes work with slightly reduced clearances for recreational play, and half-court or driveway setups are an option. We'll measure and be straight with you about what plays well.
Yes — we prepare the permit package and HOA submission with you. Requirements vary by city; see our FAQ & local laws page.
We measure, assess conditions, and give you a fixed written quote. Serving 15 cities across the region.
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