Tennis Court Resurfacing in DC, Maryland & Virginia

Even the best-built tennis courts don’t last forever. Cracks, faded paint, puddles, and worn traction are all signs your tennis court needs resurfacing, and that’s where Chesapeake Tennis comes in. Whether you’re maintaining a hard court at a high school, a pickleball court at a community park, or a private backyard court, our resurfacing services are designed to extend your court’s lifespan, improve playability, and boost aesthetics, all while protecting your investment.

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Why Choose Chesapeake Tennis

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At Chesapeake Tennis, we’re not just surface specialists; we’re true court care experts who know what every playing surface needs to perform its best. With over 25 years of experience in court resurfacing, repairs, and tennis-to-pickleball conversions, our team focuses on durability, longevity, and great aesthetics in every project. We use only high-quality repair products and proven techniques to ensure your court looks incredible, plays smoothly, and stands the test of time.

Our Main Service Areas Include:

  • DC, Maryland & Northern Virginia

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What Is Tennis Court Resurfacing?

Tennis court resurfacing is more than a facelift; it’s a crucial part of keeping your court safe, durable, and enjoyable. Over time, weather, UV rays, and regular play break down the court’s surface layer, causing cracks, fading, and drainage issues.

During the resurfacing process, our team cleans the existing surface, repairs cracks, removes vegetation, smooths uneven spots, and applies new coatings that restore traction, cushion, and color. The result? A court surface that plays better, lasts longer, and looks amazing.

Benefits of Tennis Court Resurfacing

A proper resurfacing project protects your court from further wear and keeps it safe to play for years to come.

Here’s why resurfacing your court is worth it:

  • Improved Playability: Smooth, even court surfaces mean better bounce and traction.

  • Enhanced Durability: Resurfacing extends the life of your court by preventing cracks and moisture damage.

  • Better Aesthetics: A clean, colorful court instantly upgrades your sports facility or community space.

  • Lower Long-Term Costs: Timely resurfacing helps you avoid expensive court replacement later.

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Signs Your Tennis Court Needs Resurfacing

Wondering if it’s time to resurface a tennis court? Here’s how to tell:

  • You see cracks or bubbling in the surface

  • Faded paint or missing court lines

  • Poor drainage or puddles that don’t remove standing water

  • Rough or slick patches that affect safety and playability

  • Uneven color or worn areas on acrylic sport surfaces

If any of these sound familiar, your tennis court needs resurfacing soon. Regular resurfacing not only keeps your court looking great but also helps prevent costly repairs and damage that could shorten its lifespan.

We follow a proven, detail-oriented resurfacing process to ensure lasting results. Every resurfacing job is customized based on your surface type, court condition, and how often you play.

Our Tennis Court Resurfacing Process

  • Step 1. Cleaning & Preparation

    We start by removing debris, moss, vegetation, and stains from the existing surface. A clean foundation helps new coatings adhere properly and prevents early wear.

  • Step 2. Crack Repair & Leveling

    Next, we fill cracks and level low areas using Riteway Tru-Bounce Crack Repair systems, high-quality acrylic repair products designed for outdoor sports surfaces. This step improves drainage and prevents water from seeping in and causing new cracks.

  • Step 3. Applying the Right Surface System

    We use surface-specific resurfacing materials, whether that’s a fresh acrylic coating for a hard court or fine crushed stone for clay. Each system is chosen to prevent water damage, improve durability, and maintain traction.

  • Step 4. Painting Court Lines

    We apply new line paint and update court dimensions for a professional finish. Whether it’s a tennis court, pickleball court, or a multi-sport surface, your lines will be crisp and regulation-accurate.

  • Step 5. Final Inspection & Maintenance Tips

    Once the resurfacing job is complete, we check every detail, from drainage to surface texture, and provide simple maintenance tips to help you keep your court in top shape.

Frequently asked question

  • The frequency of resurfacing depends on how often your court is used, your local climate, and other factors. Most well-maintained tennis courts need resurfacing every 4–8 years.

  • A resurfacing project usually involves cleaning, repairing cracks, and applying a new surface with fresh coatings. Our professional tennis court resurfacing experts use high-quality repair products for long-lasting results.

  • Most resurfacing projects take about one or two weeks, depending on the weather, type, and number of courts. We’ll give you a clear timeline before work begins.

  • Not when done correctly. Professional tennis court resurfacing uses surface-specific resurfacing methods to avoid overfilling cracks or weakening the layer of the court.

  • Not exactly. Pickleball courts use a slightly different system and court dimensions, but the overall resurfacing process is very similar.

Keep Your Court in Championship Form

When your court starts to show its age, resurfacing isn’t optional - it’s essential. Chesapeake Tennis offers the expertise, materials, and care to get your court back in perfect playing condition.

Whether you manage a sports facility or maintain your own backyard court, we’ll help you keep your tennis court looking sharp, safe, and ready for years of play.

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Our Other Services

Looking for more than just court resurfacing? Chesapeake Tennis offers: