Weekend Install — Family-owned, 4.9★ rated, 15-year warranty
Chattahoochee Hills is a place where families actually have space—real acreage, privacy, and room to build the backyard life you've been imagining. We've installed sport courts across the Serenbe community and the Rico area, and the feedback is always the same: homeowners love having a dedicated space for basketball, pickleball, or tennis without the drive to town. The rolling topography in South Fulton can make leveling tricky, but that's exactly why we handle the site prep ourselves rather than outsourcing it. Our team knows how to work with these estate-sized lots, how to handle the clay-heavy soil common to this part of Fulton County, and—this matters—we can get your court installed over a weekend or two without dragging the project into next month. No generals here, just the people who'll actually show up with equipment and get it done right.
The soil around Chattahoochee Hills tends toward clay with decent drainage when sloped properly, but those rolling hills mean we can't just assume level terrain. Most properties here sit on 1–5 acre lots, which is perfect for sport courts—you've got room to work and shade patterns that actually matter come July and August. The Serenbe community has some HOA guidelines around landscaping visibility, so we route installations to respect sightlines from roads while maximizing your court's usability. Sun exposure varies wildly depending on whether you're nestled near Cochran Mill Park's tree line or sitting on a south-facing ridge. We assess shade and heat retention during the site visit because those factors change how your turf ages and how comfortable the court is during peak heat. The red clay subsoil here can trap water if drainage isn't built into the base layer, so we always install proper slope and a stone bed underneath—non-negotiable in South Fulton.
Yes, assuming the lot is prepped and accessible. We handle grading and base work ourselves—we don't wait on subcontractors. For most Serenbe and Rico properties, a 30x60 court takes 2–3 days. Weather and existing grade work can shift that timeline, but we'll confirm the schedule during your initial walkthrough.
Clay drains slower than sand, so we build a compacted stone base layer beneath the turf to prevent water pooling—especially important after heavy rain. Your court's slope matters too. We design slight grade away from playing areas so water moves off naturally. This prevents algae growth and keeps the surface playable year-round.
Serenbe does have landscape visibility guidelines, but sport courts are typically approved if sited thoughtfully. We work with your HOA requirements during planning and position courts to blend with the neighborhood character. Most residents choose locations that aren't immediately visible from the road.
Synthetic turf with UV-stable fibers holds up well to Georgia summers. We recommend light-colored or specialty cooling infills that reduce surface temperature during peak sun. Shade from mature trees (common on Chattahoochee Hills properties) also extends turf life and improves player comfort.
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