Court Resurfacing Repairs & Maintenance Questions

Recurring problems usually point to base movement, poor drainage, or a surface-only patch that did not address the cause. Arizona’s temperature swings drive expansion and contraction that reopens cracks if the underlying issue is not identified and treated first.

Cracks widen with each heat cycle, and monsoon standing water accelerates delamination under the coating. A repair that costs a few hundred dollars today can become a full resurfacing job, or expose a base problem, if left through another Arizona summer.

The on-site check covers crack size and depth, base stability, drainage slope, surface level for low spots, and overall coating wear. Those findings determine whether the court needs simple maintenance, targeted resurfacing, or deeper structural repair.