Court Construction Across Arizona

Apex Court Builders is a family business based in Phoenix that builds and resurfaces pickleball, tennis, basketball and multi-sport courts across Arizona. It holds Arizona ROC 324026, one license that covers commercial and residential work, grading and concrete included, and court lighting is on the same contract. A build starts with a site visit, followed by a written, itemized quote. Cities with a page of their own are listed below by region.

Call (480) 264-6889, Monday to Friday 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM Arizona time, or request a free estimate.

Apex works from 705 E. Granada Road. For a court in the city itself, start with game court construction in Phoenix, or go to pickleball court construction, tennis court construction, basketball courts, multi-sport courts or court resurfacing and repairs.

• Plan the fence early for court construction in Mesa, where residential districts bar chain link fencing and cap fences in the required side and rear yards at 6 feet.
• On a lot that retains its own stormwater, a court installation contractor in Chandler works within the city’s retention policy, which counts concrete at a runoff coefficient of 0.95 against 0.50 for landscaping.
• Read the HOA rules before court installation in Gilbert, since one community’s 2026 design guidelines bar post lights in front and back yards.
• A court builder in Tempe plans lights around the zoning code’s 18-foot cap on a freestanding fixture in or within 50 feet of a residential district, as city guidance quoted it in September 2025.
• Court construction in Queen Creek runs from a single backyard pickleball court to a multi-court layout for an HOA or club.
• Court construction in San Tan Valley includes basketball half courts and full courts as well as pickleball and tennis courts.

North and east of the Central Arizona Project canal, court construction in Scottsdale works around the Environmentally Sensitive Lands overlay, where each development sets aside 20 to 80 percent of its land, by landform, as natural open space.

• For a court builder in Glendale, the city requires a grading plan and permit once work moves 50 cubic yards of earth, a layer about 2 and a quarter inches deep across a full tennis pad.
• Pickleball courts in Peoria on single family lots have to be fenced, in vinyl netting or coated or painted chain link up to 16 feet tall, under a zoning section amended in December 2024.
• Along with court construction in Surprise, Apex resurfaces courts whose color has faded or whose surface has cracked.
• Court construction in Goodyear can start from an existing tennis court, since a sound one converts to as many as four pickleball courts without a new slab.
• Court construction in Buckeye covers multi-sport courts lined for more than one game on a single slab.
• Court construction in Avondale takes in bocce and padel courts as well as pickleball and tennis.

About two hours from Phoenix on I-10, court construction in Tucson runs under an outdoor lighting code shared with Pima County that sets court light curfews from 10 PM to midnight by lighting area.

A court contractor in Flagstaff coats in a warm-season window, because normal lows at the airport station, about 7,000 feet up, reach 50°F only in July and August.

Court construction in Yuma starts with the same site visit and written, itemized quote as a job in Phoenix.

A court far from Phoenix starts the same way as one across town. Call (480) 264-6889, Monday to Friday 7:00 AM to 5:00 PM Arizona time, and the owner answers. Bring the rules from your city’s page to that call, since lighting, fence and HOA limits can change what gets built. The site visit comes next, then a written, itemized quote for the whole court.

Every court is quoted per project, and final pricing depends on court size, existing surface condition, crack repair, drainage and low spots, coating system, colors, striping and site access. Tell us which city the court is in, where on the lot it goes and whether you want lights. Call (480) 264-6889 and the owner answers. The consultation is free. Or send the form below and we call you back.