New court build
1 basketball half court with selected surface, lines, colors, and equipment.
Basketball court planning
Choose half court or full court, place the layout, compare base and surfacing choices, add hoops and lighting, then request quotes from a clearer plan.

Design it on the property map
The estimator uses the placed court, orientation, surface choices, equipment, lighting, and related scopes to build a property plan that is easier to review than a plain form submission.
Your planning estimate updates immediately as you change court type, scope, base, surface, equipment, and court count. Add a location when you want approved local factors included.
Single midpoint price with the likely planning range below it.
Running total for the court, base, fencing, and lighting selections on this page.
1 basketball half court with selected surface, lines, colors, and equipment.
3,420 sq ft linked asphalt base priced from the matching calculator row.
Not included. Add it from the venue add-ons when the court needs perimeter fencing.
Not included. Add it from the venue add-ons when the court needs night-use planning.
Base work and acrylic surfacing are shown separately so the estimate is easier to compare.
This estimate is not localized yet. You can still draw it on the map, or add an address first for local context.
Court scope
New construction, resurfacing, striping, equipment, lighting, and fencing are different jobs. The estimator keeps those choices visible so the request is clearer.

A practical layout for driveways, side yards, parks, schools, and compact play areas.

A larger full-court layout where length, access, base work, surfacing, and lighting become major planning items.

Include one hoop, two hoops, sleeves, posts, and concrete equipment footings when needed.

Use resurfacing for a worn pad and lines-only striping when the existing surface is already ready for layout work.
Cost drivers
Court pricing is sensitive to the base, surface system, repair level, equipment, and access. These are the main items to decide before requesting contractor input.
half-court versus full-court dimensions and court count
new base construction versus existing pad resurfacing
asphalt or concrete base selection
surface system, line paint, hoop count, sleeves, and lighting posts
drainage, access, base repair, crack repair, and containment fencing
Quote prep
A stronger basketball court request includes half or full court layout, hoop count, base choice, surface system, lighting, fencing, drainage notes, access photos, and existing-surface condition.