Basketball courts · Repair & leveling
Basketball court crack repair and leveling.
Cracks bridged, the hollows under the rims leveled, lifted edges cut out, leaning goals reset.
What is included
The job, in order.
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01
Map
Cracks chalked and measured, low spots flooded and marked, goal footings checked.
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02
Crack repair
Hairlines filled; working cracks bridged with a fabric-membrane system; spalls cut out and patched.
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03
Leveling
The depressions that form under rims and at the free-throw line filled with patch binder in lifts.
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04
Goal footings
Leaning poles reset or re-footed; rusted poles replaced.
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05
Touch-up
Repairs coated to match when the court is not due for a full surface.
When you need it
The signs.
- A crack across the lane that catches a shoe
- A hollow under the rim that holds water
- An edge lifted by frost
- A goal pole that moves
What it costs
By the linear foot of crack and the square foot of leveling, from the map made on the walk; goal work priced per goal.
Questions
About repair & leveling.
Also under basketball courts:
- Construction · Full courts and half courts for parks, schools and homes: the pad, the base, the color system, the lines, the goals.
- Resurfacing · A park court worn to the black under the rims brought back: repaired, leveled, coated in a fresh color scheme, relined to the rulebook.
- Line striping · Keys, free-throw circles, the three-point arc of your choice and the center circle, laid out by hand and painted to last.
Is a cracked court a liability?
A lifted crack edge is a trip hazard, and a park or school court is a place where someone will trip on it. Repairs are cheap compared with a claim; the liability article explains what an owner should record and do.
Reading
From the articles.
Why court cracks come back, and what actually stops them
A filled crack is a sealed crack, not a fixed one. Freeze-thaw, base movement, and the repairs that hold.
Read onCracked courts and liability: what a facility manager should know
A lifted edge is a trip hazard with a date on it. Inspections, records and repairs that keep an owner on the right side of a claim.
Read onFill the cracks before the first freeze
The cheapest hour of maintenance all year is the one spent filling cracks in October.
Read onFree estimates
Get a number you can plan around.
Send the address and what you have in mind. We walk the site, measure it, and send a written proposal with the scope spelled out: what gets done, what it costs, and when it fits the season.
The yard
4000 East 86th Street, Cleveland, OH 44105
Off Broadway Avenue, south of downtown, ten minutes from I-77 and I-490.
Serving Cuyahoga, Summit, Lake, Lorain, Medina, Geauga, Portage, Stark and Ashtabula counties. Municipal, school, club, HOA and commercial work; residential courts by the job.