Bocce court construction in Arizona
Regulation or custom-sized bocce courts, designed and built by one licensed contractor.
- ✓AZ ROC 324026KA Dual Engineering
- ✓Licensed since 2019
- ✓Nearly 1,000 projects
- ✓Family owned
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Why the license matters
ROC 324026 is a KA Dual Engineering license, and it covers the site work and the concrete under a bocce court on one license. Residential and commercial jobs fall under the same license. Many court builders carry a narrower specialty license and hire other contractors for part of the job.
A recent bocce court
What a build includes
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Court design and layout
A regulation 91 by 13 foot court, or a length and width that fits your yard.
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Concrete base
The ground is prepared and the concrete is poured before any turf goes down.
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Synthetic turf surface
Turf laid over the finished base gives a playing surface that keeps bounce low.
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Striping
Foul lines, the midcourt line and the inbound markers, placed so every player can see them.
How it goes
We measure the space
We come to the site, measure where the court will sit and check access for the concrete work.
Layout and quote
You get the court size, the line plan and a written quote for the whole build.
Build
Concrete base, turf surface and striping, handled by one licensed contractor.
Handover
We walk the finished court with you before we leave the site.
Repair and resurfacing
Apex also repairs and resurfaces bocce courts that are already in the ground. On the site visit we look at the concrete base and the turf, then quote the work the court actually needs.
Questions
How big is a bocce court?
A regulation court is 91 feet long and 13 feet wide. A backyard court can be shorter or narrower to fit the space, as long as the foul lines, the midcourt line and the inbound markers are easy to see. We measure your yard on the site visit and show you what fits.
What is the playing surface?
Synthetic turf on a prepared concrete base, with the lines striped on. The base keeps the court level and the turf keeps the balls from bouncing, which is what bocce needs.
Can you repair a bocce court I already have?
Yes. We repair and resurface existing bocce courts. We look at the base and the surface first and quote the repair from what we find.
Who builds the court?
Apex does, from the first layout to the last stripe. The work runs under AZ ROC 324026, a KA Dual Engineering license held since 2019, so you deal with one licensed contractor for the whole job.
Where do you build?
Anywhere in Arizona. We are based in Phoenix and build across the state, including Tucson, Yuma, Prescott and Flagstaff. Tell us where the court will go and we confirm on the first call.