Do It Once. Do It Right.
Sports Court Flooring
Custom courts for basketball, pickleball, and home gyms with a smooth, slip-resistant finish.
Will the lines on my sports court wear or peel?
No. Court lines are built into the coating and chemically bonded — they stay put under foot and vehicle traffic, rather than sitting on top as paint. A typical court takes 3–4 days depending on size and line work.
- Installation time
- Typically 3–4 days depending on court size and line work
- What drives price
- Court dimensions and slab condition; Number of sports/line sets and custom color zones; Joint filling and leveling work required. See typical pricing.
- Warranty
- Every floor we install is backed by our Lifetime Warranty. See what’s covered.
Is This the Right Fit?
Who This System Is For
- Basement, shop, or barn basketball courts
- Regulation pickleball courts
- Multi-purpose recreation spaces and home gyms
- Commercial and municipal recreation facilities
Recent Work
What Sports Court Flooring Looks Like
Real Steel Coated floors — every photo is our own work.
Why Floors Fail
Why Floors Like This Fail
Knowing why floors peel and stain is how you avoid paying twice.
Painted-on lines that peel under foot traffic — our lines are built into the coating so they stay put
Plain concrete cracking, dusting, and staining under gameplay
Uneven or cracked slabs that create dead spots and trip hazards — we fill joints and level the surface first
The System
What We Install — And Why
100% solids epoxy base with custom colors
Seamless, level playing surface with your choice of colors and markings
Integral game lines
Court lines are built into the coating — durable and there to stay, not painted on top
Slip-resistant top coat
The right amount of traction for quick movements and sharp cuts, easy to wipe clean of dust, sweat, and spills
Timeline
How Long It Takes
- Installation
- Typically 3–4 days depending on court size and line work
Pricing
What Drives the Price
- Court dimensions and slab condition
- Number of sports/line sets and custom color zones
- Joint filling and leveling work required
Every estimate is free, in person, and exact — no pressure, no games. See typical pricing.
Our Process
How We Do It
Every coating starts with the same idea: prepare the slab so the floor bonds for life. These are the first phases — photographed on a Cache Valley garage, start to finish.
01 · Profiling
We use industrial-grade grinding equipment to create a surface that the epoxy can adhere to, not just for a few years, but for life.
02 · Cleaning
We thoroughly clean the surface of dirt and other loose particles, again, to ensure that the epoxy floor binds to your surface — even the hard-to-reach corners and cracks.
03 · Prepping
Our prep step includes taping off walls, baseboards, and any places where the epoxy coating shouldn't be.
In Their Words
What Customers Say About This Work
“The color and options for our Pickelball court were amazing, the joints are filled completely and you can't see them. They cleaned up great and really just a great process! I have a friend that used another company with the worst results- glad we used Beau!”
FAQ
Questions About Sports Court Flooring
Will the lines on my sports court wear or peel?
No. The lines are integral with the coating and chemically bonded into it — they're strong, durable, and there to stay, even under high foot and vehicle traffic.
Get Your Free Sports Court Flooring Estimate
Tell us about your space and we'll walk it with you, answer your questions, and give you an exact price.
Prefer to talk? Call (435) 512-1284