Tennis Court Construction in Sandy Springs, GA

A standard backyard tennis court typically requires a space of at least 60 feet by 120 feet to comfortably accommodate the playing surface, surrounding run off area, and fencing. Many Sandy Springs properties, particularly larger lots near Dunwoody and East Cobb, have enough acreage for a full size court, while smaller in town lots may require a modified layout or multi-use design. Our team evaluates your available space, setbacks, and grading before recommending a court size.

Sandy Springs terrain varies from flat cul-de-sac lots to sloped, wooded parcels, so every site assessment accounts for drainage, tree coverage, and soil conditions common to the area. Georgia red clay can hold moisture and shift with temperature changes, which is why proper excavation and base preparation matter as much as the final court dimensions. We work with homeowners to find a layout that fits the property while preserving usable yard space.

Tennis courts can be designed as singles only, full doubles courts, or combination layouts that include pickleball lines for added versatility. Many Sandy Springs homeowners with HOA covenants or smaller lots opt for a multi-use court that supports both tennis and pickleball without requiring separate structures. We also plan for fencing, windscreens, and net post placement as part of the overall layout so the finished court functions well for the way your household or community plays.

For club, school, and community projects, layout planning often includes multiple courts arranged side by side with shared fencing and lighting infrastructure. We factor in sun orientation, prevailing wind, and sightlines when positioning courts on larger Sandy Springs properties or shared amenity spaces. Every layout is customized to the site rather than applied as a one size fits all template.

Want to combine games on one slab? Our multi sport court layouts add pickleball lines to a tennis surface.

Court surfacing choices include standard acrylic and cushioned acrylic systems applied over post tension concrete or asphalt bases. Cushioned surfacing offers additional shock absorption, which some Sandy Springs homeowners prefer for joint comfort during long matches in the summer heat. Color schemes typically use contrasting tones for the playing area and surrounding apron, and we help clients choose combinations that complement their home or community aesthetic.

Striping can be applied for tennis only, or combined with pickleball lines for a true multi-sport surface. We also handle restriping and crack repair on existing courts throughout Fulton County, addressing surface wear caused by sun exposure, tree root intrusion, and freeze thaw cycles. Clients using our 3D court builder can preview surface colors and line configurations before work begins.

Have an older slab that just needs new color and lines? Ask about tennis court resurfacing, or play with colors first in the 3D court builder.

HOA communities throughout Sandy Springs, Dunwoody, and Brookhaven often maintain shared tennis courts as a neighborhood amenity, and many of these courts eventually need resurfacing, fencing repair, or lighting upgrades to keep up with demand. We work directly with HOA boards and property managers to plan upgrades or new construction that fits community budgets and usage patterns, including adding pickleball lines to existing tennis courts to serve more residents.

Clubs, schools, and commercial properties across the Atlanta area also rely on us for larger scale court projects, from single court installations to multi-court complexes. These projects typically involve coordinated planning for lighting, fencing, and surfacing across several courts at once. We bring the same design-build approach used on residential projects to these larger community and commercial sites.

Our crews also build tennis courts in Dunwoody for neighbors nearby.

The process begins with a free on-site consultation where we evaluate your property, discuss layout preferences, and review soil and drainage conditions specific to your Sandy Springs lot. From there, our team handles site preparation, excavation, and concrete or asphalt base work before moving into surfacing, striping, and fencing installation. Net posts, windscreens, and lighting planning are coordinated as part of the overall build.

Throughout the project, we keep clients informed about site conditions and construction progress, adjusting as needed for weather or grading challenges common to the Atlanta region. Once surfacing and striping are complete, we install equipment and perform a final walkthrough to confirm the court meets the agreed design. Homeowners and communities can use our 3D court builder beforehand to visualize the finished result.