The rates, the sizes, and the math, published so any figure on this site can be checked.
| Item | Rate |
|---|---|
| Basic sub-base concrete pad | $10 per sq ft |
| ASBA-specification pad | $13 per sq ft |
| Surfacing and lines, new build | $4 per sq ft |
| Surfacing and lines, resurface | $2 per sq ft (courts over 9,000 sq ft: $1.24) |
| Crack repair, standard | $6 per linear foot |
| Crack repair, long-term membrane | $20 per linear foot |
| Cushion system | $3 per sq ft |
| Full-court mat system | $6 per sq ft |
| Custom color | $0 per sq ft |
| Custom 4x4 logo | $300 flat |
| Court | Dimensions | Sq ft |
|---|---|---|
| Pickleball | 30' x 60' playing surface (20' x 44' court plus run-off) | 1,800 |
| Tennis | 60' x 120' (78' x 36' court plus run-off) | 7,200 |
| Basketball | 50' x 100' full court | 5,000 |
| Half-Court Basketball | 50' x 50' half court | 2,500 |
New build subtotal = (sq ft x pad rate) + (sq ft x surfacing rate). Resurface subtotal = (sq ft x resurface rate) + (estimated crack linear feet x crack rate). Add-ons are added per square foot or as flat fees. The quoted range runs from the subtotal to the subtotal plus 20 percent, which is the spread the builder sees between an easy site and a hard one. A remote-site travel fee of 15 percent applies outside the builder's core service area.
They are a national baseline. Concrete pricing, labor rates, permit fees, and site conditions change the final quote. State pages note which of those tend to push a project up or down. Nothing here is a bid; a builder confirms the figure on site.
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The rate table on this page was last verified 2026-09-22. The date at the bottom of each page shows when that page last changed.
Yes, with a link back to this page as the source.