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 pickleball community.
Yes, a pickleball court can be used for other activities beyond pickleball, such as basketball, volleyball, and badminton. A pickleball court can be used for fitness activities such as yoga, aerobics, and dance.
The most common types of surfaces for indoor pickleball courts are hardwood, rubber, and modular tiles. Hardwood courts are a classic option that offers durability and performance, and rubber courts are an affordable and low-maintenance option that provides excellent traction and shock absorption. Modular tile courts are a versatile option that is easy to install and comes in various colors and patterns.
Absolutely. Commercial courts can host other sports like basketball, volleyball, or tennis, and support fitness programs, training sessions, or community events, making them highly versatile for facilities.
Indoor commercial courts typically use hardwood, rubber, or modular sport tiles, optimized for performance and safety. Outdoor commercial courts use asphalt, concrete, or modular tiles designed for durability, weather resistance, and high-traffic play.
Yes. Routine inspections, surface cleaning, net and hoop checks, and timely resurfacing are important to maintain safety, performance, and aesthetics, especially in high-use facilities.
Lighting, fencing, seating, multi-sport markings, and professional-grade equipment all enhance usability, safety, and player experience, helping facilities attract more members and events.
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