Money Back Guarantee — Family-owned, 4.9★ rated, 15-year warranty
Building a sport court in Peachtree Corners means dealing with some specific realities. That Gwinnett clay soil doesn't drain like you'd hope, especially during Georgia's rainy springs. We've installed synthetic courts in The Forum area and around Technology Park long enough to know what works and what gets muddy fast. A lot of homeowners here are building courts for their kids—basketball, pickleball, tennis—and they need surfaces that won't turn into a maintenance nightmare when summer storms roll through. That's why we back our sport court installations with a money-back guarantee. If the court doesn't perform the way we promise, you don't pay for it. We've done this work in 30092, 30096, and 30097 enough times to stand behind it completely. Your neighbors in the Forum and around Curiosity Lab know that a quality court needs proper base prep, smart drainage, and materials that hold up to Georgia heat and humidity. We handle all of that before the first ball bounces.
Peachtree Corners sits on heavy Gwinnett clay, which is dense and holds water. Before we install any sport court here, we're dealing with that foundation. Poor drainage turns clay into a sponge, so we design base layers that move water away from the playing surface—critical in a tech-corridor suburb where yards can be tightly spaced and water management matters. Sun exposure varies significantly depending on whether you're in a wooded part of The Forum or in the more open Technology Park zone. We assess tree cover and adjust court orientation accordingly; afternoon shade keeps synthetic surfaces cooler and extends their lifespan. Many HOAs in the 30092 and 30096 areas have specific landscape requirements, so we work with those guidelines from day one rather than discovering them mid-project. Typical residential lots here are 0.5 to 1.5 acres, which limits court size but doesn't eliminate options—we design courts that fit the space without overwhelming the property. Gwinnett's humidity and occasional ice events in winter mean the turf material itself needs to handle temperature swings and moisture without degrading. That's built into our guarantee.
Absolutely, but only if the base is engineered right. We install perforated underlayment and gravel layers that lift water away from the clay. In The Forum and Technology Park neighborhoods, we've successfully drained courts for years. The clay itself isn't the problem—improper grading and cheap base materials are. Our guarantee covers drainage performance, so you know we're confident in the system we build.
Georgia summers are intense, and dark synthetic surfaces can reach 140°F+ in direct sun. We use cooler-infill technology and recommend lighter-colored court surfaces where possible. If your lot in 30097 or 30092 has afternoon shade from mature trees, we'll orient the court to take advantage of that. Our materials are rated for Georgia heat and won't degrade faster than expected.
Most HOAs here do review exterior improvements. We've worked with Forum-area and Technology Park association rules enough to know what flies and what doesn't. We'll help you navigate approval before we break ground, and we always build to the strictest standards anyway—your neighbors' expectations matter to us as much as the HOA's.
Performance, durability, and drainage. If the court doesn't handle Gwinnett weather, doesn't play as promised, or develops problems we caused, you get your money back. We don't guarantee against weather events or misuse, but everything within our control is covered. That guarantee is why we take base prep and material selection so seriously in Peachtree Corners.
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