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Peachtree Pickleball Courts, also known as Peachtree Courts, builds custom outdoor basketball courts for homeowners and organizations throughout Decatur, Georgia. From the historic bungalows near downtown to the established homes around Oakhurst and Winnona Park, Decatur properties often come with mature trees, sloped lots, and Georgia red clay soil that require careful planning before any court goes in. Our team handles the full project, from initial site evaluation through grading, surfacing, and final line painting, so homeowners in DeKalb County get a court built to last.
Decatur's mix of tight urban lots and larger suburban yards means no two basketball court projects look the same. Some clients want a simple half court tucked beside a driveway, while others are adding a full court to a backyard in a quieter pocket near Avondale Estates or Druid Hills. We also work with HOAs, schools, and churches across the 30030, 30032, and 30033 zip codes on shared courts that need to handle heavy use. Whatever the scope, we design around your space, your drainage, and how your family or community actually plays.
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Decatur's older neighborhoods near downtown and newer builds further out both present unique site challenges for basketball court construction. Many lots in areas like Oakhurst, Winnona Park, and the streets closer to Agnes Scott College sit on Georgia red clay, which holds water and shifts with seasonal moisture if not graded and compacted correctly. Mature oak and pine canopy common throughout DeKalb County also means we often plan around root systems and drainage paths rather than clearing everything in sight.
Georgia's heat and heavy summer rain, combined with occasional winter freeze thaw cycles, put real stress on any outdoor surface. We grade each site to shed water away from the court, use a stable base suited to clay soils, and account for slope so standing water and cracking are less likely down the road. Whether your lot is flat and open or tucked on a hillside near Avondale Estates, the site work is where a durable court actually begins.
A full court takes roughly 94 by 50 feet, but most Decatur backyards comfortably fit a half court footprint closer to 40 by 30 feet or smaller, scaled to the lot. Many homes in Decatur's established neighborhoods have narrower or irregularly shaped yards compared to newer subdivisions in Brookhaven or Atlanta's outer suburbs, so we measure the usable space first and design the layout around existing trees, fences, and setbacks rather than forcing a standard template.
For tighter lots, a driveway court or a modified half court with a shorter key can still deliver real game play without requiring a major regrade. Larger properties, including some found near Druid Hills, have room for a full court or even a multi sport layout that shares space with a pickleball court. We walk the property with you before finalizing dimensions so the court fits naturally into how the yard is actually used.
Want to combine games on one slab? Our multi sport court layouts add pickleball lines to a basketball surface.
Acrylic color coating is the standard finish we recommend for outdoor basketball courts in the Decatur climate, since it holds up to intense summer sun and repeated rain without becoming slick. Courts can be installed over new asphalt or concrete, or we can resurface and restripe an existing slab that has faded or cracked over time. Color choices are flexible, from classic two tone courts to designs that complement a home's exterior or a school's team colors.
Line painting is done to regulation dimensions for basketball, or combined with pickleball lines for multi sport courts that serve more than one use. We take care with layout accuracy so the key, three point arc, and sidelines read clearly from a distance, which matters for both casual family play and more serious practice sessions. Hoop and goal installation is coordinated as part of the same project so the court is ready to use as soon as the surface cures.
Have an older slab that just needs new color and lines? Ask about basketball court resurfacing, or play with colors first in the 3D court builder.
HOA communities, churches, and schools throughout DeKalb County regularly reach out for shared basketball courts that need to withstand daily, heavier use than a typical backyard. These projects often involve coordinating with a board or facilities manager, planning for fencing and lighting, and sometimes combining basketball with pickleball on one multi use surface to maximize a shared recreation space. We treat these builds with the same attention to grading and surfacing as any private court.
Decatur's strong sense of neighborhood and community life, visible in its walkable streets and active civic groups, makes shared courts a natural fit for local HOAs and institutions. Whether it is a single hoop addition to an existing slab or a full new court build for a community space near Avondale Estates or Brookhaven, we scope the project around realistic usage patterns and the practical needs of whoever manages the space long term.
Our crews also build basketball courts in Avondale Estates for neighbors nearby.
The process starts with a site visit to assess soil, slope, drainage, and how much space is realistically available, followed by a design phase where court size, surfacing, and color are finalized. Clients can also use our online 3D court builder to sketch out layout ideas before we ever step on site, which helps clarify expectations early for both backyard and community projects.
Once the design is set, we move into grading and base preparation suited to Decatur's clay soil, then surfacing, acrylic color coating, and line painting. Hoop or goal installation, along with any fencing or lighting, is coordinated as part of the same build. We stay involved from planning through final walkthrough so the finished court matches what was designed, whether it is a simple driveway hoop or a full community court.
Pick Basketball in the builder, then choose your layout, key and court colors, borders, and lines, then see your court come to life before we ever break ground. Send us your design for a free quote.
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Building more than one court? In Decatur we also handle pickleball court construction in Decatur and tennis court construction in Decatur, plus court resurfacing and multi-sport courts.
Searching for basketball court builders near me or basketball court installation near me in Decatur? Peachtree Courts works throughout DeKalb County and the zip codes around Decatur, including 30030, 30032 and 30033. We also build basketball courts in Druid Hills, basketball courts in Atlanta. Call (706) 502-0831 or contact us for a free estimate, and read our court FAQs before you start.
Yes. Many Decatur properties near Oakhurst and Winnona Park have compact or irregular yards, so we design half courts, driveway courts, or modified layouts scaled to fit the available space rather than forcing a standard full court size.
Yes. Multi sport courts combining basketball and pickleball lines are a common request for backyards and shared community spaces, letting one surface serve more than one activity without needing separate builds.
Yes. We resurface and restripe existing asphalt or concrete courts that have faded, cracked, or worn down over time, applying new acrylic color coating and accurate line painting as part of the project.
Call (706) 502-0831 to discuss your property, or use our online 3D court builder to explore layout and color options first. From there we schedule a site visit to evaluate soil, drainage, and space before finalizing a design.
Talk with Peachtree Courts about your property, your game, and the basketball court you have in mind.
