Backyard Pickleball and Tennis, Built for Alpine Homes
Alpine properties have the room to do racquet sports properly - a full tennis court, a dedicated pickleball court, or both on one estate layout. We design around your lot, draw it to scale in CAD, and quote one firm all-in number for the court package.
Get the Free CAD Layout + Firm QuoteRoom for the Full Game
A tennis court plays on a 36 × 78 ft doubles surface and wants about 60 × 120 ft total with runback; pickleball plays on 20 × 44 ft and fits in about 30 × 60 ft. Larger Alpine lots can hold a tennis court with a pickleball court alongside - or a tennis layout lined for pickleball. The free CAD layout shows exactly what fits on your property.
The Right Surface for Racquet Sports
All-Court Classic and Dink Pro are our multi-sport/pickleball family - a firm surface with the true, consistent bounce both games need, grip for lateral movement, and an open grid that drains fast after rain. Unlike a coated or turf surface, modular tiles never peel, blister, or need resurfacing cycles - a damaged tile swaps out individually.
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Base Options in Alpine
New or existing concrete or asphalt, or an engineered permeable gravel base for areas where drainage and tree roots make poured bases a fight. Elevated interlocked tiles let water drain underneath; 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.
Alpine Pickleball & Tennis Court Questions
- How much does a tennis or pickleball court cost in Alpine?
- One firm all-in number for the court package after the CAD layout - no ranges, no itemized surprises. Base work is quoted separately by your local contractor. Get your free CAD layout + firm quote
- Can one court serve both tennis and pickleball?
- Yes - a tennis layout can be lined for pickleball, and many Alpine properties fit both courts. The CAD layout shows your options before you commit. Get your free CAD layout + firm quote
- Why tiles instead of a coated court?
- Coatings peel and need resurfacing every few years. Interlocked tiles drain underneath, play consistently, and a single damaged tile can be replaced instead of resurfacing the whole court. Get your free CAD layout + firm quote
- What size lot do I need?
- About 60 × 120 ft for a full tennis layout with proper runback; about 30 × 60 ft for pickleball. Send your dimensions and photos and the CAD layout answers it exactly. Get your free CAD layout + firm quote
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