About
About Salt Lake Pickleball Court
Salt Lake Pickleball Court is a free-estimate line for backyard courts in Salt Lake City and nearby towns: pickleball first, plus multi-sport pads, basketball slabs, and the excavation, retaining walls, patios and walks that make a court work in a real yard. Every request lands with an independent contractor who pours concrete locally, and that contractor builds the court, from the first dig to a slab that's ready for its surface.
Starting is easy: share the size of your yard, which way it slopes and the games you want to play, by phone or through the form. A callback follows with a few questions and a time to walk the space. On that visit you'll talk through court size, orientation, slope and runout, and you get a free estimate for the court and anything around it.
Courts go into yards in 36 communities. Close in, that's Millcreek, Holladay and Cottonwood Heights; further south, Sandy, Draper, Herriman and Bluffdale; past the Point of the Mountain, Lehi, Highland, Alpine, Orem and Provo; and over the Oquirrhs, Tooele, Stansbury Park and Erda. Homes are most of the work, and HOAs, schools or businesses planning a court are welcome to ask as well.
How it works
From sloped lawn to first serve
- 1
Walk the yard
We look at the space, the slope, equipment access and how you like to play, then sketch the court with its runout room.
- 2
Orient and stake
The court is laid out roughly north to south where the yard allows, and buried utilities are flagged through 811 before any digging.
- 3
Dig, wall and base
The pad is cut and filled, retaining walls go in where needed, and the gravel base is compacted in layers.
- 4
Pour, cure, surface
The slab is poured flat with its gentle slope, cures for several weeks, then gets its acrylic surface and lines.
Tell us about your yard and game
Share the yard's rough size, which way it slopes and the games you want to play. A call back follows to plan a free visit to the yard.
- Free court estimates
- North-south layouts
- Flat, draining slabs
- Sloped yards welcome
Rough yard size and slope are all we need.