Your Dream Basketball Court
Starts in Your Backyard
From half-courts for family fun to regulation-size builds for competitive play — we design and install custom backyard basketball courts that last a lifetime.
Choose Your Court Size
Whether you have a compact yard or acres to work with, there's a court configuration that fits your space and playing style.
Half Court
Most popular residential choice. Great for shooting drills, one-on-one games, and casual play.
Full Court
Regulation-style play. Ideal for large properties and serious players who want the authentic experience.
Multi-Sport Court
Basketball plus tennis, pickleball, volleyball, or other sports. Maximum versatility for the whole family.
Pick the Right Playing Surface
Your court surface affects everything — ball bounce, joint health, maintenance, and longevity. Here are the two leading options.
Modular Sport Tiles
Premium choice for serious players. Best joint protection and performance.
- Excellent shock absorption
- Quick professional install
- 50+ color options
- Easy maintenance & repair
- All-weather drainage
- Higher upfront cost
- Can shift if base is uneven
Acrylic-Coated Concrete
Classic choice for warm climates. Great ball bounce and a true outdoor court feel.
- Durable and long-lasting
- Authentic court feel
- Lower material cost
- Customizable colors & lines
- Minimal maintenance
- Hard on joints over time
- Can crack in freeze-thaw climates
- Requires professional pouring
More Than Just Basketball
Add lines for tennis, pickleball, volleyball, badminton, or futsal. A multi-sport court gives your entire family year-round outdoor entertainment on a single surface.
From Design to Dunk
Every court starts with understanding your property, your goals, and your budget. Here's what the installation process looks like from start to finish.
We assess your yard, discuss your vision, and design the ideal court layout with 3D renderings.
The site is leveled, compacted, and a proper sub-base is installed for drainage and stability.
A reinforced concrete pad is poured to exact specifications with proper slope for water runoff.
Sport tiles are snapped into place, or acrylic coating is applied and court lines are painted.
Professional-grade hoops, lighting, fencing, and any extras are installed and tested.
We walk you through everything, ensure quality, and hand over your brand new court.
Build Your Perfect Court
The court surface is just the beginning. Add professional-grade accessories to create the ultimate backyard sports experience.
Custom Dimensions
Every court is designed to fit your specific yard. We work with any space from compact driveways to multi-acre properties, optimizing every square foot.
LED Court Lighting
Professional LED lighting systems let you play well after sunset. Energy-efficient, glare-reducing designs that won't bother the neighbors.
In-Ground Hoop Systems
Regulation-height basketball goals with tempered glass backboards and breakaway rims. Anchored in concrete for rock-solid stability.
Custom Colors & Lines
Choose from 50+ court tile colors or custom acrylic coatings. Add your team logo, custom line markings, and three-point arcs to match your style.
Containment Fencing
Keep the ball in play and protect your landscaping. We install everything from simple backstops to full perimeter fencing with black vinyl coating.
Adds Home Value
A professionally installed court is a significant property upgrade. Quality courts add real resale value and set your home apart from the competition.
Built for Memories
A backyard court isn't just a slab and a hoop — it's where kids learn to dribble, families compete, and friends gather. It's the best investment in outdoor living you'll ever make.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a backyard basketball court cost?
A basic half-court starts around $8,000 for a concrete pad with a hoop, while a premium sport tile half-court with lighting and accessories can run $25,000–$35,000. Full courts range from $25,000 to $75,000+ depending on surface, size, and features. The biggest cost factors are surface material, court size, base preparation, and add-ons like lighting and fencing.
How much space do I need for a backyard basketball court?
A minimum half-court needs about 30' × 30' (900 sq ft) of flat ground, though 42' × 50' (2,100 sq ft) is ideal for comfortable play with proper run-off space. A regulation full court requires 50' × 94' plus safety margins. We recommend at least 3-5 feet of clear space on all sides beyond the court lines.
Do I need a permit to build a basketball court in my backyard?
Most municipalities require a building permit for permanent court installations, especially if concrete is being poured or the grade is being altered. Check your local zoning laws and HOA regulations before starting. Some areas restrict court lighting, fence height, and impervious surface area. A professional installer will typically handle the permitting process.
What is the best surface for a backyard basketball court?
Modular sport tiles are the premium choice — they offer excellent shock absorption, drain well in rain, and come in dozens of colors. Acrylic-coated concrete is the classic option with an authentic court feel and lower initial cost. For most homeowners, sport tiles provide the best combination of safety, performance, and durability.
How long does it take to install a backyard basketball court?
A typical half-court installation takes 1 to 3 weeks. The base preparation (grading, sub-base, concrete slab) takes the longest — about 5-10 days including curing time. Sport tile installation over an existing slab can be completed in 1-2 days. Weather, site conditions, and the complexity of your design all affect the timeline.
Can I install a basketball court on a slope?
Yes, but it requires proper site preparation. Minor slopes (under 5%) can be graded level during base preparation. Steeper slopes may need retaining walls or additional excavation, which adds to the cost. A professional site survey will determine exactly what's needed for your specific property.
How do I maintain a backyard basketball court?
Sport tile courts need occasional sweeping and rinsing with a garden hose. Concrete courts should be pressure washed once or twice a year and may need recoating every 5-8 years. Keep the court free of leaves and debris, and trim nearby trees to minimize staining. Most courts require very little ongoing maintenance.
Get Your Free Court Quote
Tell us about your space and what you're envisioning. We'll get back to you with a custom design concept and transparent pricing — no obligation, no pressure.