Weekend Install — Family-owned, 4.9★ rated, 15-year warranty
Sport courts in Acworth are becoming the centerpiece of backyard life, and honestly, it makes sense. Whether you're in the Lake Acworth neighborhood or closer to Downtown, having a dedicated space for basketball, pickleball, or tennis means your family's staying active right at home—no drive to the rec center needed. We've installed dozens of these courts across Cobb County, and the transformation is always the same: kids actually want to play outside, adults finally have a reason to get some exercise, and your property value gets a genuine boost. The best part? A weekend installation means you're hosting games by Sunday evening. We handle everything from site prep to court striping, and because we're just seven minutes away in Acworth, we're familiar with your soil, your climate quirks, and what works in this part of Georgia. Unlike temporary setups, a properly installed sport court is built to last through our humidity, occasional ice, and everything in between.
Here's what we've learned about Acworth yards: Cobb County's clay soil is dense and doesn't drain like sandy soils elsewhere. If your property is near the Lake Acworth area, you're likely dealing with some seasonal moisture issues—nothing that stops us, but it means we spend extra time on base preparation and drainage. We typically excavate 4–6 inches, install a crushed stone base, compact it properly, and add a permeable underlayment. Without this, spring runoff can create soft spots or pooling, which destroys court performance and lifespan. Sun exposure varies depending on your neighborhood's tree canopy. Downtown Acworth lots tend to be smaller and shadier, while properties further out often get full southern exposure. We design court orientation to minimize glare and heat buildup during summer afternoons. Most residential courts we build in Acworth run 30×60 feet (half court) to 60×120 feet (full court). Your Cobb County HOA may have specific landscape or color requirements—we always recommend checking those before we break ground. Weekend installs work perfectly here because we can pour base materials Friday, let them set overnight, and have the playing surface down by Saturday or Sunday.
Absolutely. Cobb County clay is actually our standard here. We build 4–6 inches of compacted crushed stone with a permeable base layer, which moves water down and away from the court surface. The Lake Acworth area requires slightly more attention to drainage, but we've got that dialed in. Your court drains faster than natural grass and won't develop the mushy spots you'd see in spring.
Yes—with caveats. A full court needs two days minimum (site prep, base, surface). If your yard's already clear and relatively level, we can absolutely start Friday and hand you the keys Sunday afternoon. If we're removing grass, leveling, or dealing with tree stumps, we'll be upfront about that timeline during the estimate. Most Acworth properties we work on fit the weekend schedule.
Basketball, pickleball, tennis, and even four-square. We stripe and mark it however you want. Many Acworth families go with a half-court basketball setup with pickleball lines underneath—gives you flexibility. The surface is fast and responsive for all of them, and it's safe on joints compared to concrete or asphalt.
Some do, most don't. We recommend checking your CC&Rs (Cobb County HOAs vary widely). Color choices, setback distances, and fence or screening requirements are the usual concerns. Downtown Acworth and Lake Acworth neighborhoods have different rules. We've helped homeowners navigate approvals before—just ask during your consultation.
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