Mobile & Baldwin County, AL
Pickleball & backyard sport courts
A pickleball court, a backyard court for basketball, pickleball, and volleyball, or a fresh surface for an old tennis court. Ask your questions, see your options, and get a free quote in Mobile and Baldwin County.
Courts
What are you planning?
Pickleball Courts
New backyard and community pickleball courts, sized and surfaced for Gulf Coast weather.
See optionsBackyard Multi-Sport Courts
Basketball, pickleball, and a net game like volleyball or badminton, all on one backyard court.
See optionsCourt Resurfacing & Repair
Crack repair, fresh color coats, new lines, and pickleball lines on old tennis courts.
See optionsCommercial & HOA Courts
Budget estimates and planning help for HOAs, churches, schools, and parks.
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Built for this weather
Gulf Coast courts have different needs
Rain has to run off
Heavy downpours are normal here. A court is built on a slight, even slope so water sheets off instead of pooling where you play.Strong sun is hard on color
Acrylic court coatings and UV-stable colors hold up better in year-round sun. Lighter colors also stay cooler to the touch.Wind changes the fence plan
Windscreens catch wind like a sail. Fence height, post depth, and screen choice all matter near the coast.Humidity and shade breed mildew
Courts under trees stay damp and grow mildew. Where you place the court matters as much as how it's built.HOAs want details up front
Many Baldwin County neighborhoods review fences, lights, and colors. Knowing the rules early saves a redesign.You can build most of the year
Mild winters mean projects aren't locked into a short season. Planning in winter gets you playing by spring.
How it works
From question to quote
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Tell us about your court
Share your ZIP, what you want to play, and anything you know about the space. Two minutes, no obligation.
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Talk through options
Size, surface, lines, lights, and fencing, in plain language. You'll know what matters and what's optional.
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Get a free quote
A real number for your site, not a guess. Then you decide, with no pressure.
Sizes at a glance
How much room does a court need?
The court itself is 20×44 feet, but players need room to run behind and beside it. See pickleball court options.
Most home courts here are multi-sport: basketball, pickleball, and a net game on one slab. See backyard court options.
Service area
Mobile & Baldwin County
We help homeowners, HOAs, churches, and schools across Mobile and Baldwin County plan their courts. More of the Gulf Coast is coming next.
- Mobile
- Daphne
- Spanish Fort
- Fairhope
- Foley
- Gulf Shores
- Orange Beach
Coming next: Pensacola, FL · Destin & 30A, FL · Panama City, FL · Gulfport & Biloxi, MS
See service areasCourt guides
Answers before you call
Backyard Basketball Court Guide: Sizes, Surfaces & Ideas
Plan a backyard basketball court: common sizes, hoop choices, surfaces, and ideas for adding pickleball and net games to the same slab. Plain-language guide.
Read the guideBackyard Basketball Court Cost in Mobile & Baldwin County: Half Court & Multi-Sport
Backyard basketball court cost in Mobile, AL and Baldwin County: what moves the price here, from drainage and wind to fences, trees, permits, and HOA rules.
Read the guideBackyard Pickleball Court: A Planning Guide for Homeowners
Plan a backyard pickleball court step by step: space, sun, surface, must-have extras, small-yard ideas, noise, and HOA approval, in plain language.
Read the guide
FAQ
Common questions
How much does a court cost?
It depends on size, the base, the surface, and extras like lights and fencing. Our pickleball court cost guide explains the big cost drivers. A free quote gives you the real number for your site.
How much space do I need for a pickleball court?
USA Pickleball calls for a 30×60 ft playing surface at minimum and recommends 34×64 ft for new courts. The dimensions guide covers smaller backyard options too.
Can pickleball lines go on my old tennis court?
Often, yes. Lines can be added to a tennis court, or the court can be converted to dedicated pickleball. It usually makes sense to fix cracks and resurface at the same time. See court resurfacing.
Do you work with HOAs and churches?
Yes. We can help with budget estimates and planning for community courts. See commercial and HOA courts.
Is the quote really free?
Yes. Asking questions and getting a quote costs nothing, and there's no obligation.
Ask about your court
Tell us about your space and what you want to play. You'll get straight answers and a free quote.