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A sport court in your Dunwoody backyard changes everything—especially when you've got kids bouncing between school, practice, and home. We've installed courts across Georgetown, Winters Chapel, and Dunwoody Village, and the story's always the same: families suddenly have a reason to be outside instead of watching screens. The thing about Dunwoody yards is they're typically well-sized for a dedicated court, but the DeKalb clay underneath and all that tree coverage mean you need someone who understands this specific landscape. That's where we come in. We can get your court installed this week if you're ready—no long wait, no vague timelines. Whether your kids play basketball, pickleball, or multi-sport, artificial turf handles the Georgia heat and humidity without turning into a mud pit during spring. Brook Run Park is great for a jog, but having a professional-grade surface 20 steps from your back door? That's the real upgrade.
Dunwoody sits on DeKalb clay, which is dense and doesn't drain naturally the way sandy soil does. That matters for a sport court because proper base preparation prevents water pooling and keeps your surface playing true year-round. The tree canopy around Georgetown and Winters Chapel neighborhoods is beautiful, but it also means dappled shade on a lot of residential lots. We account for that—modern turf performs fine in partial shade, though you'll see the best results if your court gets at least four to five hours of direct sun daily. Most Dunwoody properties we work with are quarter-acre to half-acre lots, which is perfect for a regulation basketball half-court or a 30-by-60 multipurpose setup. HOAs in some Dunwoody neighborhoods have landscape guidelines, so we always confirm those before we dig in. One heads-up: because DeKalb clay compacts tight, we spend extra time on drainage layers and base material to avoid any surface issues down the road. It's not complicated work, just detail-oriented, and it's the difference between a court that plays beautifully for ten years and one that starts causing problems in year two.
Yes, as long as you're ready to move forward. We're based close enough to Dunwoody that a standard half-court or multipurpose setup takes three to four days of actual work. Site prep, base installation, turf, and line marking—it's a tight timeline, but we do it. The key is scheduling soon and confirming any HOA approvals upfront if you're in a regulated neighborhood like parts of Dunwoody Village.
DeKalb clay is heavy and compacts easily, which is actually good for stability once we prepare it right. We add a gravel base and drainage layer to counteract the clay's tendency to hold water. Without that step, you'd get puddles after rain. We do this on every Dunwoody job because the soil demands it. Takes a day longer than sandier sites, but it's non-negotiable for longevity.
Not really. Modern synthetic turf handles partial shade fine—your court plays just as well under the oak trees around Georgetown. You might see slightly less UV fading in shaded spots, which is actually a bonus. The only concern is poor airflow and debris buildup, but regular maintenance takes care of that. If you've got heavy shade, we'll discuss it during the site visit and might suggest lighter-colored turf to brighten things up.
Depends on your neighborhood. Winters Chapel and some Dunwoody Village areas have guidelines for exterior improvements. We recommend checking your deed or contacting your HOA before you call us—it takes 10 minutes and saves headaches. We're happy to work with any restrictions and can show examples of courts that fit within typical landscape rules.
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