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Strongsville: twelve pickleball courts, four tennis courts and a basketball court at the Town Center

Twelve pickleball courts, four tennis courts and a basketball court at the city's Town Center, on the company's reference list, blue inside the lines with white kitchens and green surrounds; the courts were full the first weekend, and the company has filmed them from the air.

The Strongsville Town Center pickleball courts, blue with white kitchens and green surrounds, under new light poles
Strongsville, Cuyahoga County: our own photograph

Strongsville's Town Center complex, twelve pickleball courts, four tennis courts and a basketball court, is on our reference list, and the company's Facebook page showed a new park's tennis and pickleball courts in the city "filled from sunup to sundown," with the line that seeing people enjoy what you helped create is why we do what we do. Whether those are the same courts or a second park is for Carl to say; either way, Strongsville builds its courts properly and uses them hard.

On film

The company's own footage, played from this site: no player loaded from anywhere else, nothing sent to anyone.

Strongsville Town Center from the air. The pickleball block and the tennis bank with players on them, the gazebo and the water tower. Posted to the company's Instagram.
The Strongsville Town Center courts from the air: the pickleball block, the four tennis courts, the gazebo and the parking
From the air: the pickleball block, the tennis bank, the gazebo
The Strongsville courts from the air with the city water tower behind
The water tower, so nobody mistakes the town

More of the same

The Greenbrier Commons courts from the air with the blue color coats half applied, the crew with squeegees and the finished pickleball bank behind

Parma Heights: three tennis and seven pickleball courts at Greenbrier Commons

A city's whole court complex rebuilt in one season, bought through the SportMaster cooperative contract without a separate bid. The biggest job on the public record.

The project
The new pickleball courts at Reese Park in Bay Village, blue inside the lines and green outside, with the black fence between them

Bay Village: a basketball court becomes four pickleball courts at Reese Park

The city asked for pickleball without building a new pad. Four courts, a cross of fence between them, done for the price of a used car.

The project
The new pickleball courts at Forest Hill Park in Cleveland Heights, bright blue on the dark pad, with nets up and trees behind

Cleveland Heights: two tennis courts become four pickleball courts at Forest Hill Park

The conversion that keeps the most people happy: the tennis stays, the pickleball players get real nets, the pad and the fence were already there.

The project

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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.