Tennis Court, Pickleball, and Running Track Contractors in the Mountain West
We resurface and build tennis courts, pickleball courts, and running tracks for schools, parks, colleges, and clubs in Arizona, Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, and Wyoming. Our own crews do every job, with no subcontractors.
Mountain West clients include: Littleton High School · University Schools (Greeley) · Aspen High School · Fort Morgan High School · Thunder Basin High School (Gillette) · Campbell County High School · Briarwood Country Club (Sun City West, AZ)
Thunder Basin High School, Gillette, Wyoming. Tennis courts revitalized.
Credentials and Warranties
Since 2005
ASBA member
ARMOR
Certified installer of the ARMOR Crack Repair System
Novacrylic
Certified installer of Novacrylic sport surfaces by Nova Sports
2 years
Standard workmanship warranty on resurfacing
5 years
Warranty on ARMOR crack repair on courts
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What Altitude, Sun, and Winter Do to Courts and Tracks
Sun and cold both work against Mountain West courts and tracks. High-altitude sun fades and dries out coatings, and big day-to-night temperature swings open cracks. Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming add freeze-thaw winters and spring snowmelt. In Arizona and New Mexico, monsoon downpours test the drainage.
Not every failure is the weather’s fault. At Thunder Basin High School in Gillette, Wyoming, the courts were failing because an earlier coating had gone down on a surface that wasn’t cleaned properly. We cleaned the surfaces, patched the damaged areas, and applied new color coatings.
Weather also sets the calendar.
“We can’t install coatings below 60 degrees or on damp surfaces. For northern states, that means work windows are much shorter, mainly summer.”
Lance Laurent, President, Pro Track & Tennis
Thunder Basin High School, Wyoming, before resurfacing.
In Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming, book the assessment well before summer so the job fits that window. In Arizona and New Mexico, coatings still need a dry surface of at least 60°F and nights that don’t drop below 60°F, so check the calendar early there too.
Not ready to book yet? Get our free guide.
Tennis Court Resurfacing: The Athletic Director’s Complete Guide
Inside, you’ll find expert insight on warning signs, resurfacing vs. rebuild costs, and common budget mistakes, so you can make confident decisions for your facility.
Pickleball Court Construction & Conversions: The Director’s Complete Guide
Inside, you’ll find expert insight on new construction vs. converting existing courts, layout and space planning, and budget considerations, so you can make confident decisions for your facility.
Tennis Courts We’ve Resurfaced in Colorado and Wyoming
Our Colorado tennis court work includes Littleton High School, North Boulder Recreation Center, and Rudd Park in Cañon City. In Wyoming, the Thunder Basin High School courts in Gillette have a full project page below.
Gillette, WY
High School
Every tennis job starts with an on-site assessment. See what tennis court resurfacing involves and how long it takes.
Pickleball Court Projects in Arizona and Colorado
At Briarwood Country Club in Sun City West, Arizona, we turned three tennis courts into six pickleball courts, with new net posts set in concrete. In Colorado, we’ve done pickleball court work at West Park in Ault and Centennial Park in Cañon City, and on courts in Golden.
Planning new courts or a conversion? See our pickleball court construction and conversions.
Running Track Projects in Colorado and Arizona
At Fort Morgan High School we restriped the track, updated the exchange zones, and added a new logo. We’ve also worked on the tracks at University Schools in Greeley and at Aspen, Brush, and Byers high schools, on a track in Akron, and on track runways in Tucson, Arizona.
Fort Morgan, CO
High School
See what running track resurfacing involves, from crack repair to a structural spray or a full new mat.
Have a court or track that needs work?
Book a free on-site assessment. We’ll look at the surface and tell you plainly whether it needs crack repair, a resurface, or a rebuild, and you’ll get it in writing.
Where We Work, State by State
Here’s our work so far in each state, and the cities we cover. Our crews take tennis court, pickleball court, and running track jobs anywhere in all five.
Arizona
Our Arizona work includes the pickleball court conversion at Briarwood Country Club in Sun City West and track runway work in Tucson. Across the Phoenix area, including Tempe, Scottsdale, Mesa, Chandler, and Gilbert, we build and convert pickleball courts and resurface tennis courts.
Colorado
Colorado is our busiest Mountain West state. We’ve worked on tennis courts at Littleton High School, North Boulder Recreation Center and North Palo Park in Boulder, Rudd Park and Centennial Park in Cañon City, and in Parker and Monte Vista. Our Colorado track work includes University Schools in Greeley and the Aspen, Brush, Byers, and Fort Morgan high school tracks, and we’ve done pickleball court work at West Park in Ault. We’ve also worked in Akron, Golden, Craig, Wiggins, Wray, and Rangely. In Denver, Colorado Springs, Fort Collins, and Pueblo we repair and resurface tennis courts, build pickleball courts, and resurface running tracks.
Montana
Montana’s summer work window is short, so book early. We take tennis court, pickleball court, and running track work across the state, including Billings, Missoula, Bozeman, and Great Falls. We’re a licensed contractor in Montana (license CCP-CCL-LIC-0283953).
New Mexico
We’ve worked in Red River. Across New Mexico, including Albuquerque, Las Cruces, and Santa Fe, we build new pickleball courts, resurface tennis courts, and handle running track construction and resurfacing.
Wyoming
In Gillette, we recoated the failing tennis courts at Thunder Basin High School and worked on the courts at Campbell County High School. We also serve Cheyenne, Casper, Laramie, and Sheridan.
Don’t see your town?
We take on work anywhere in these five states.
Common Questions From Mountain West Facilities
Summer in Colorado, Montana, and Wyoming. Acrylic court coatings can’t go down below 60°F or on a damp surface, and nights need to stay at 60°F or above, which keeps the northern states mainly to summer. Arizona and New Mexico follow the same rule, so book your free assessment early wherever you are.
Pro Track & Tennis works across Arizona, Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, and Wyoming, including Phoenix, Tucson, Denver, Colorado Springs, Albuquerque, Billings, and Cheyenne. It’s all part of the 25+ states we serve, and our own crews do every job.
Both. In Arizona, Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, and Wyoming, Pro Track & Tennis builds new pickleball courts, converts tennis courts to pickleball, and handles new track construction, as well as tennis court and running track resurfacing. The free on-site assessment tells you whether a surface can be resurfaced or needs a rebuild.
In Colorado, Pro Track & Tennis has worked on tennis courts at Littleton High School, North Boulder Recreation Center, and Rudd Park in Cañon City, and on the running tracks at University Schools in Greeley and Fort Morgan High School. In Wyoming, we recoated the tennis courts at Thunder Basin High School in Gillette. In Arizona, we converted three tennis courts into six pickleball courts at Briarwood Country Club in Sun City West.
Get a free assessment for your court or track.
Tell us about the court or track. We’ll come out, assess the surface, and give you a written recommendation. Call 800-498-4395 or book online.