Tennis Court Resurfacing Texas – Professional Court Contractors
ASBA member tennis court contractors serving the Lone Star State with 1,000+ successful projects
Why Choose Pro Track & Tennis for Your Texas Court Resurfacing Project
We’ve delivered 1,000+ successful tennis court resurfacing projects across the Lone Star State with in-house teams and proven technology built for Texas conditions.
Proven Results
1,000+ courts resurfaced since 2005
Regional Climate Expertise
Surfaces that withstand heat, UV, and heavy rain
Consistency & Professionalism
No subcontractors, only our trained staff across Dallas, Houston, Austin, and San Antonio
Specialized Equipment
Precision application with equipment guided by Lance Laurent’s expertise
144 Color Combinations
UV-resistant colors that won’t fade under Texas sun
ASBA Member
Trusted by Texas schools, universities, and municipalities
Texas Tennis Court Resurfacing Services
A professional resurfacing job restores playability, extends your facility’s lifespan, and prevents costly repairs.
Advanced Resurfacing Methods for Texas Weather
RiteWay Crack Repair
Handles soil movement, heat expansion, and seasonal moisture
Armor Crack Repair
Industry-leading crack prevention for hot,
humid conditions
Novacrylic® Surfaces
30+ years proven in southern climates
The PTT Advantage: Technology & Expertise Others Can’t Match
How Pro Track & Tennis delivers superior results for Texas tennis courts:
Advanced Innovation
Premium Materials
Regional Expertise
Our Texas Resurfacing Process
Most projects are completed in 5–10 days, weather permitting, and scheduled around school calendars
and seasonal weather.
Step 1:
Free On-Site Assessment
Serving Texas, from San Antonio to rural communities
Step 2:
Vision & Proposal
Choose from 144 color options
Step 3:
Professional Installation
Done by in-house crews with advanced methods
Step 4:
Final Inspection & Warranty
Courts ready for long-term performance
Tennis Court Resurfacing Projects Completed Across Texas
With 1,000+ courts resurfaced across 25+ states, we’re trusted by schools, clubs, and communities for our consistent quality and reliable results.
Rising Star, TX
Pacific Park El Paso, TX
City of Smithville, TX
Pueblo Viejo El Paso, TX
What Our Texas Partners Say
“Pro Track and Tennis did a wonderful job on painting the City of Smithville basketball courts. The communication throughout the project was great. They kept us in the loop every step through out the project.
The guys that came and painted the courts were awesome. You could tell the knew what they were doing and very friendly”
Edward Balusek
“We were very happy to have connected with Pro Track & Tennis because we needed a creative solution and their team were happy to work with us and give us a solution with saved us money and gave us a better product”
Morgan Molly
“PT &T were good to work with. They had a clear line of communication and they also accommodated us when we needed to make some changes. Overall a good experience.”
Cary Kazmierski
Tennis Court Resurfacing Investment
in Texas
Resurfacing is an investment in safety, longevity, and facility reputation.
Costs
Start around $15,000 per court, depending on condition, size, and customization.
Savings & Longevity
Up to 80% less than reconstruction ($15K vs. $75K+). Adds 8–10 years of reliable play.
Financing Options
Explore Grant opportunities available for Texas schools, districts, and municipalities.
INTERESTED IN RENEWING YOUR TEXAS FACILITY?
Tennis Court Resurfacing Contractors Serving All of Texas
Professional services across the Lone Star State:
- Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex
- Houston and Southeast Texas
- Austin and Central Texas
- San Antonio and South Texas
- Panhandle, West Texas, and rural communities
- Colleges, universities, and school districts statewide
Texas climate considerations built into every project:
- Extreme UV and heat exposure
- Sudden heavy rain and storm systems
- Expansive clay soil and shifting foundations
- Year-round play requiring extra durability
📞 Call us today to start planning your Texas resurfacing project.
Recent Texas Tennis Court Projects
Pro Track & Tennis proudly partners with schools, parks, and athletic facilities across the Lone Star State. Here are just a few of our recently completed projects:
Baytown, TX
Mauricio Pickleball Courts (2025)
Odessa, TX
Permian High School Tennis Courts (2024)
Spring, TX
Giammalva Tennis Club Tennis Courts (2025)
Brownwood, TX
City of Brownwood Basketball Courts (2025)
Red Oak, TX
Red Oak High School Tennis Courts (2025)
El Paso, TX
Skyline Pickleball Courts (2025)
San Antonio, TX
East Central High School Tennis Courts (2025)
Frequently Asked Questions About Tennis Court Resurfacing in Texas
How much does tennis court resurfacing cost in Texas?
Resurfacing starts at about $15,000 per court in Texas. Costs vary depending on surface condition, facility size, and Texas-specific climate needs.
How long does resurfacing take in Texas?
Typically 5–10 days, weather permitting. We schedule projects around school calendars and Texas’s hot summers and rainy seasons.
How often should Texas courts be resurfaced?
Every 4–6 years, due to UV intensity, high heat, and heavy use. Texas courts generally require more frequent attention than those in milder regions.
Do you provide warranties for Texas projects?
Yes. Our warranties account for Texas’s climate challenges, which we’ll review during your consultation.
Which areas of Texas do you serve?
We serve all of Texas – from Houston and Dallas to Austin, San Antonio, the Panhandle, and rural communities statewide.
Do you offer free inspections?
Yes – free on-site assessments anywhere in Texas.
Can you customize court colors for Texas school branding?
Absolutely. With 144 unique color combinations, we can match your school or team’s branding while ensuring UV resistance.
What’s the best time of year for resurfacing in Texas?
Late spring through early fall, when conditions are most favorable for curing.
How do you handle Texas soil and drainage issues?
Our team designs for expansive clays, sandy soils, and storm drainage. Each project is tailored to the site’s specific soil and weather challenges.