If you want to get the most out of your Tennis Court, then regular maintenance is a must. Repairing cracks as soon as they occur and patching damaged areas can reduce the cost to resurface down the road.

Depending on your court surface type, the condition of your court at installation and how often it is used, it may need to be resurfaced at different intervals. Some courts can last 15 years or more while others need resurfacing every 7 to 8 years.Read more :https://tenniscourtrepairs.co.uk/

Resurfacing a court is the process of replacing the top layer of the tennis surface. It fills cracks, makes the surface smoother and restores the shock-absorbing qualities of the tennis court. A resurfaced court also improves traction and ball bounce quality.

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In addition to resurfacing, it is also a great time to have the foundation repaired and an effective drainage system installed – this will minimize the need for frequent resurfacing as moisture doesn’t penetrate below the surface where it can cause problems such as soil settlement or heaving.

A multi-layered cushion system can also be added during resurfacing that reduces player fatigue and helps older players avoid achy joints after playing. This is generally a combination of five layers of rubber-added acrylic.

It’s important to keep the surface free of debris such as dirt, twigs, and mildew. Sweeping the court regularly and pressure cleaning it every 1-2 years will help prolong the life of your tennis court.