Welcome to Pickleball Sports & Construction Brisbane

The standard dimensions  are approximately 6.1 meters wide by 13.41 meters long.

Courts can be constructed on various surfaces including concrete, asphalt, and modular sports tiles. Each surface has its advantages; though concrete is favoured for its longevity and low maintenance.

The cost can vary widely based on materials, location, and whether you are converting an existing court or building a new one from scratch. Generally, costs can range from $15,000 to $55,000 for basic construction, not including amenities or special finishes.

A flat, easily accessible location that is free from overhead obstructions like trees or power lines is ideal. Additionally, consider sun orientation; north-south orientation is recommended to minimize sun glare during play.

Construction time can vary, but generally, it takes about 2 to 6 weeks to build a pickleball court, depending on the complexity of the project and the weather conditions.

While there are no official colour requirements, it is common to use bright colours like blue or green for the court surface to enhance visibility. Contrast between the colour of the lines and the court surface is also important for clear visibility.

Regular maintenance includes keeping the surface clean and free of debris, checking and touching up paint lines, and ensuring that nets are tight and in good condition. Surface repairs such as filling cracks for asphalt and concrete courts may be needed occasionally.

It’s likely that you will need a permit, especially if you are building a new court. Check with your local government or building authority to understand the specific regulations and requirements in your area.

• Yes, a standard tennis court can be converted to accommodate up to four pickleball courts, depending on the layout and space available. This can be a cost-effective way to utilize existing facilities.