Weekend Install — Family-owned, 4.9★ rated, 15-year warranty
A sport court in your Palmetto backyard changes everything—no more muddy clay patches after rain, no excuses about the weather, and your kids can actually play year-round without destroying the yard. We've installed plenty of courts across South Fulton, and honestly, Palmetto homeowners get it. You're in that sweet spot between suburban enough to have real space and rural enough that people actually use their yards for something other than looking at them through a window. Weekend installations are our bread and butter. We roll in, knock it out in a day or two depending on your court size, and you're playing that same weekend. The clay soil around here—that heavy Fulton County clay—actually works in our favor because it compacts well and gives us a solid, stable base. No weird settling issues down the road. Your court stays level, stays playable, and honestly, it'll outlast a lot of grass-based solutions people try first. Whether you're thinking basketball, pickleball, or a multipurpose court that handles everything your family throws at it, we've got the experience and the crew to make it happen fast. No vague timelines, no surprise delays—just a straightforward weekend project that transforms how your family uses that outdoor space.
Palmetto's clay soil is actually ideal for sport courts, which surprises people. That dense South Fulton clay compacts beautifully and provides excellent drainage stability—no settling, no washout issues like you'd see in sandier areas. What you want to avoid is installing over low-lying spots where water pools after heavy rain; we'll grade accordingly, but it's worth noting if your yard has natural drainage patterns. The sun exposure varies dramatically depending on whether you're closer to the Cascade-Palmetto Highway corridor or back in the quieter residential areas. We typically recommend assessing your tree coverage—oak trees are common here and offer afternoon shade, which is honestly a nice bonus for comfort. Just be aware that overhanging branches can drop debris, so you'll want some basic maintenance access. Yard sizes in Palmetto tend toward reasonable—not tiny city lots, not sprawling estates. A standard half-court fits most properties without feeling cramped, and you'll still have room to maneuver around it. We work around what you've got; no two yards are identical, and we plan each installation specifically for your property layout. If you're in a neighborhood with HOA rules, check those early—most accept sport courts fine, but it's good to know upfront rather than after we've started digging.
Yes—we do it all the time. A half-court typically takes a full Saturday and maybe a few hours Sunday; full court might stretch into early Sunday afternoon. We handle the base prep, drainage, and court surface in that window. Weather dependent, obviously, but Palmetto's soil works fast. You're playing that weekend if conditions cooperate.
Opposite problem—it's actually ideal. Heavy clay compacts solid, giving you a stable, non-shifting base. No settling, no weird drainage surprises. The key is proper grading for water runoff, which we handle. Your court stays level and playable year after year.
Sweeping debris is the main one, especially with oak trees around. Occasional power wash keeps it fresh. Georgia's humidity means algae can show up in shaded areas, but we can recommend treatments. Overall, maintenance is minimal compared to grass, and you're not regrading or replanting anything.
Depends on season, but Palmetto's convenient for us—about 45 minutes from our main operation. We usually have weekend slots available within 2-3 weeks. Call early if you want a specific weekend; spring and fall book faster.
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