 |
|
 |
||
|
||||
 |
||||
  |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
 |
| |
 |
| |
 |
| We did all the research comparing quality, price, and product...Grand Slam Courts is simply superior in every way! We cannot say enough good about Brent's character! We would use him over and over again! |
 |
| |
Get a Free... |
Looking for Re-surfacing?If you have an asphalt court that needs re-surfacing, why not consider a new Sport Court? An investment now in a well-designed, durable, Sport Court installed by Grand Slam Courts will be safer and require far less maintenance for years to come. Contact us today for a quote! |
| |
GIANT |
|||
Yes! Grand Slam Builds Commercial CourtsBasketball Courts… Tennis Courts… Multi-Game Courts for…
These are just a few of the companies and organizations that have chosen Grand Slam Courts to build commercial courts for them, including beautiful, durable basketball courts, tennis courts, and multi-game court surfaces that will enhance their communities for years to come. Whether you have a general contractor, or you need full construction capability, Grand Slam Courts can provide the expertise, experience, and the finest quality materials available to build a low-maintenance court that will last for years. Grand Slam Courts builds both acrylic-surfaced and Sport Court® brand modular tile courts. We can help you choose the best surface for your needs. We find that the best way to minimize surface cracking in acrylic courts is to use post-tension cables spaced throughout the slab. We use 3000 psi concrete conveyed by a pump truck, so as not to disturb the post-tension cables. The acrylic courts are constructed to provide 1 inch of slope for every 10 feet of surface. Proper slope and drainage are crucial for quality performance and longevity of your court. We check our courts to ensure that they do not hold more than 1/8-inch of water in any area. Our Sport Court® brand courts avoid surface cracking by utilizing modular athletic tiles. As a result, we need only use a traditional monolithic concrete slab with either wire mesh or rebar reinforcement as a foundation for the tiles. These courts' slabs have a perimeter beam, as well as a minimum of 4 inches of 3000 psi concrete. Depending upon ground elevations, perimeter beams will have a minimum of 6 inches of concrete. Grand Slam Courts has built many courts in the Texas Hill Country that use 2 feet or more of concrete in the perimeter beams. Request a quote on your commercial court project today. You will find that we will provide the best pricing on quality, durable courts. Call (210) 496-3399 or use our contact form here. Ask Us About Indoor Court Flooring!Phone (210) 496-3399 |
|||
 |
 |
 |
