Court Types
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HCA is recognized by its clients as a leader in designing and installing high-quality pickleball courts that combine performance, durability, and versatility. Their expertise extends to creating multi-use spaces that attract players of all ages and skill levels, helping facilities maximize participation and community engagement. By focusing on thoughtful design, premium materials, and exceptional service, HCA has built a reputation for trust, reliability, and long-term value within the padel community.
An indoor padel court typically measures 20 meters long and 10 meters wide, about one-third the size of a tennis court. It is enclosed with glass walls or mesh to keep the ball in play, a unique feature of the game. The standard height clearance for indoor courts is at least 6 meters to ensure unobstructed gameplay.
Yes — padel courts can be built both indoors and outdoors. Outdoor installations typically include UV-protected turf, drainage systems, and weather-resistant materials.
The installation of an indoor padel court generally takes 4 to 6 weeks, depending on the complexity of the project, the preparation required for the space, and the availability of materials. This timeframe includes site preparation, flooring installation, and the setup of walls, nets, and lighting.
Regular maintenance is essential to keep your indoor padel court in top condition. This includes periodic cleaning of the surface to remove dirt and debris, checking the nets and posts for wear and tear, and ensuring the glass walls are free of cracks or damage. Additionally, resurfacing may be required every few years to maintain optimal playing conditions.
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