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What are the 4 main types of tennis court playing surfaces?​

While every country of the world may use different types of surfaces for their tennis courts, there are only 4 main types. These types are grass, clay, hard, and carpet. Clay is the slowest of the four types while the grass is the fastest and probably the most expensive.

Carpet is made from artificial turf while the hard surface can be asphalt or concrete. The latter two are probably the cheapest surfaces to install and maintain

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What is the average cost to resurface a tennis court?

The hard court should be the cheapest of all surfaces to resurface. Its cost can run anywhere between $4,000 and $8,000 but some can go as high as $15,000. Clay may fit in that price range as well but its high maintenance costs add to your bill over the years.

The overall cost depends on the condition of the court and other factors. Those factors can include cracks in the surface, ground condition. drainage issues and so on. Sometimes all a tennis court really needs is a fresh coat of paint. The sun faded the old coat and your cost here would be minimal

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How much does a VersaCourt tennis court cost?
An average tennis court surface can run between $20,000 and $30,000 to install. A Versa Court is a little cheaper and ranges between $5,800 and $17,800. There are 9 factors involved that would influence the price you pay and one of those factors is the company you choose to make the installation.

One of the most important factors would be the size of the court you want to be installed. Another factor influencing the cost would be the type of sub-base you want underneath the court. Pick the right installation company to get the best service and cost.

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How often do tennis courts need resurfacing?

A concrete court will last approx. 40 years and an asphalt one will last just under that time frame. But depending on how they were maintained, other tennis court surfaces may only last 4 to 8 years before needing to be resurfaced. Others may last a little bit longer, up to 15 years, with the right conditions.

Also, how often the court is used will be a factor in the length of their lifespan. The less used it is, the longer it should last as long as it is maintained well.