Sport Court Resurfacing, Repair and Conversions
Tennis, pickleball and basketball court resurfacing, crack repair, re-lining and tennis-to-pickleball conversions for Montana homes, HOAs and clubs. Book summer 2027 work now.
Bring a tired court back
Montana's freeze-thaw cycles and strong high-elevation UV are hard on outdoor courts. Cracks, faded color and worn lines are common. Resurfacing restores color, texture and safe footing.
Conversions and re-lining
Add pickleball lines to a tennis court, convert a tennis court into multiple pickleball courts, or refresh lines on a multi-sport court.
HOAs, clubs and property managers
We work with HOAs, clubs and property managers on resurfacing schedules. Because acrylic coatings need warm temperatures, summer calendars fill early. Sign up now to hold summer 2027 dates.
Estimate only, not a quote.
Estimates only, not a quote. Ranges reflect typical residential pricing published in the Montana market and national cost guides as of 2026. Your price depends on site work, access, elevation, surface system and options like fencing and lighting.
Green: typical outdoor build months (about April–October, weather dependent). Indoor courts: year-round.
Where we build resurfacing & repair
Questions about resurfacing & repair
How much does court resurfacing cost in Montana?
Residential court resurfacing in Montana typically starts around $6,000–$15,000 depending on court size and condition, based on 2026 market pricing. This is an estimate, not a quote.
How often should an outdoor court be resurfaced?
It depends on use, sun exposure and climate. Many outdoor acrylic courts are resurfaced every several years. We'll inspect your court and give an honest recommendation.
When can resurfacing be done in Montana?
Acrylic coatings need warm, dry weather, so resurfacing is done in the warm months, roughly late spring through early fall.
More answers on the FAQ page. Other services: Pickleball Courts · Tennis Courts · Basketball & Multi-Sport Courts · Indoor Courts
Reserve a spring 2027 build slot
Montana's outdoor build season is short. Reserve early for the best chance at an early-season build. Indoor courts can be installed this winter.