Courts
Crack repair and resurfacing for courts that still have a season in them.
Tennis, pickleball, and recreational hard courts. G4 repairs the cracks first, then builds a new acrylic playing surface — color, texture, and lines.
Request a court quoteWhere we work
Three kinds of hard court. One sequence.
Tennis
Hard courts brought back to an even color, a consistent texture, and lines you can trust at the baseline.
Pickleball
New courts, or a tennis court lined for pickleball. The surface and the stripes are specified together.
Recreational
Basketball and other multi-use hard courts. Same repair-then-coat sequence, with an acrylic color system and new lines.
The same court
Cracked and faded, then played on again.
One hard court, same camera. The aged surface, cracks and all — and the court after crack repair and a new acrylic color coat.
Before
Faded color, worn lines, and cracks running through the playing surface.
After
The same court after repair and a new color coat. Even surface, crisp lines.
The offering
Repair, then resurface. Never the other way around.
Crack repair
Hairline and structural cracks in concrete and asphalt are routed, cleaned, filled, and bridged before any color goes down. A coat over an open crack is a repaint, not a repair. If a crack is still moving, we say so before we fill it.
Resurfacing
Clean, patch low spots, then an acrylic color system in multiple coats. The texture is for play — traction underfoot, not a glossy paint that slicks when it is damp.
Lines & color
Tennis, pickleball, or both on one court. Playing colors are chosen for the club or the yard — typically a two-tone infield and apron — and striped to the layout you approve.
What we will not coat
Clay, grass, and a slab that is breaking up are not a color-coat job. We will tell you when the honest scope is removal, a new base, or a different system entirely.
How a court job runs
Four steps, in this order.
01
Inspect
Walk the court. Map cracks, birdbaths, failed patches, and whether the fence, net posts, and drainage are part of the problem.
02
Repair
Route and fill cracks. Patch depressions. Only then is the slab ready for color.
03
Resurface
Acrylic color coats, built up until the surface reads as one plane and the texture is even under a shoe.
04
Stripe
Play lines for the sport on the drawing. Cure, then hand the court back.