Flexible crack sealing
Cracks routed, cleaned and filled with a system that moves with the court instead of splitting straight back open.
Crack sealing, patching, drainage correction and net repairs that stop small problems becoming expensive ones.
A hairline crack, a low spot that holds water, a section of lifting surface — caught early these are quick, affordable fixes. Left alone, they are the reason courts get rebuilt.
Any repair starts with finding out why the damage happened. Cracks caused by base movement need a different approach to cracks caused by surface shrinkage. Water ponding may be a fall problem, a settlement problem or a blocked drain. We diagnose before we quote.
Typical repair work includes routing and sealing cracks with flexible fillers, patching and levelling depressions to eliminate birdbaths, repairing delaminated or blistered surface areas, correcting drainage and surrounds, replacing net posts, nets and centre straps, and repairing damaged fence panels and gates.
Every repair is finished to blend with the existing surface, and where the surrounding court is faded we will tell you honestly whether a patch or a full resurface is the better spend.

The specific advantages this service delivers — and what they mean for the life of your court.
Cracks routed, cleaned and filled with a system that moves with the court instead of splitting straight back open.
Low areas patched and levelled so water drains instead of sitting on the surface and degrading it.
Lifting, blistered or peeling surface areas cut out, re-bonded and re-coated to match.
Damaged panels, straining wires, posts and gates repaired or replaced to keep the court secure.
Sagging nets, rusted posts and worn centre straps replaced with quality hardware.
If a repair is throwing good money after bad, we will say so before you spend it.
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Feedback from clients whose courts we have worked on.
The questions we are asked most often about this service.
Speak to someone who actually builds courts.
Surface cracks can be repaired very effectively with flexible crack-repair systems. Cracks caused by ongoing movement in the base can be managed and greatly improved, but honest advice matters here — we will tell you what the repair will and will not achieve.
Usually one of three things: insufficient fall built into the original court, settlement creating a low spot, or blocked or failed drainage around the court. The fix depends entirely on which one it is, which is why we inspect first.
Most repair inspections in our Gauteng service area are scheduled within a few working days. Urgent safety issues — a damaged gate, an unsafe net post, a trip hazard on a school court — are prioritised.
Yes, and most of our repair work is exactly that. We work on courts of all ages and by all contractors.
If the surface is otherwise in good condition, repair. If the court is faded, worn and cracked in several places, the repairs are often better rolled into a full resurface — you get a new playing surface for not much more than a series of patches.
Send us the details and we will arrange a free site inspection. You will receive a written, itemised quotation with no obligation.
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Tell us about your site and we will arrange a free, no-obligation inspection and a written, itemised quotation. Most inspections in our service area are booked within a few working days.