A Backyard Multi-Sport Court Built for Austin Homes
Austin families want one court the whole household uses - basketball, pickleball, and games for the kids in between. Hill Country heat and limestone and caliche soils mean base prep matters. We draw your yard to scale in CAD and quote one firm all-in number for the court package.
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A multi-sport layout around 30 × 50 ft covers a half-court basketball setup and a pickleball court with room to play both properly. Lines for each sport are built into the design, so switching games takes minutes, not a repaint. Tiles stay cooler underfoot than dark asphalt and never need resurfacing.
The Right Tile for Mixed Play
All-Court Classic and Dink Pro are our multi-sport/pickleball family - a true pickleball bounce with the grip and durability daily basketball needs. If the court will be basketball most of the time and joint comfort matters more than a tournament-true pickleball bounce, our cushioned family (Cushioned Flex, Super Track) is the alternative - we'll help you pick based on how your family actually plays.
Explore Dink Pro, All-Court Classic, Cushioned Flex, Super Track
Base Options in Austin
Limestone and caliche soils move, so base prep decides how long a court lasts. Options: new or existing concrete or asphalt, or an engineered permeable gravel base (geotextile layers, compacted stone in lifts, edge restraint) that drains fully and handles soil movement. Elevated interlocked tiles keep water moving underneath, and every court finishes with transition ramps - never cut-to-fit. Base work is handled by a local licensed contractor; the court package is one all-in price from us.
Austin Multi-Sport Court Questions
- How much does a multi-sport court cost in Austin?
- One firm all-in number for the court package once the CAD layout is drawn - tiles, ramps, corners, freight, and lines for every sport in the design. Base work is quoted separately by your local contractor. Get your free CAD layout + firm quote
- Can one court really work for basketball and pickleball?
- Yes, with the right footprint (about 30 × 50 ft) and lines for both games in the layout. The tile choice is the one real decision - true bounce vs. extra cushion - and your quote walks through it. Get your free CAD layout + firm quote
- What base works best for Austin conditions?
- On limestone and caliche, an engineered permeable gravel base is often the answer - it drains fully and handles soil movement. Send us photos of your yard and we'll tell you which base fits. Get your free CAD layout + firm quote
- How do we start?
- Five quick questions, your yard dimensions and photos, and you get a CAD layout plus a firm quote - a specialist follows up within one business day. Get your free CAD layout + firm quote
Get the Free CAD Layout + Firm Quote
Answer 5 quick questions and a specialist follows up within one business day.