Courts and lots in Bay Village.

Bay Village council first hired us when it chose Industrial Surface Sealer to repair and resurface four tennis courts at Cahoon Park as the lowest and best bid; the minutes record that the city "had not contracted with this company previously, but they were highly recommended." Since then it has called us back for the five tennis courts at Bradley Park, the rebuilt Reese Park courts (as the surfacing subcontractor to the paving contractor), the repair and reseal of the Cahoon Park courts, and the Reese Park conversion. City staff wrote that they were "very pleased with the work that they have done to our courts over the years."

The Reese Park conversion is the one other cities ask about. The city weighed turning the basketball court into pickleball against six new courts that would sit closer to the houses across the culvert, and took our proposal: four courts, a cross of fence between them, new posts and nets, and two colors of acrylic, blue and green.

Bay Village is the lake end of the west side: Huntington Beach, Cahoon Memorial Park (115 acres left to the city in 1917) and a school district of about 2,500 students. It is eighteen miles and about twenty-seven minutes from the yard along I-90 and Lake Road, a drive our crews know well.