Multi-Family Sports Court Construction in Florida
Lease faster and keep residents longer. Pickleball and multi-sport courts are the amenity renters are choosing communities for — designed and built for apartment and condo properties across Florida.
Working with the Best to Bring You Quality
Serving Florida since 1998
6,850+ courts resurfaced & built
150 years of combined crew experience
Licensed & insured
The amenity that leases units
Renters compare communities by their amenities, and sports courts have become a deciding factor. Pickleball in particular has surged among renters — a court gives prospects a reason to tour, a reason to sign, and a reason to renew. Sport Surfaces designs and builds multi-family sports courts across Florida that help your property stand out and stay full.
We work with property managers, owners, and developers — scoping the right amenity for your resident mix, your common-area space, and your capital budget, then delivering a durable court built for daily community use.
Built for shared, high-traffic use
Community courts take constant play, so we build for it. Every surface is installed by a licensed, insured Florida crew using durable, low-maintenance finishes that hold up to heavy resident use — protecting your common-area investment and keeping the amenity looking new for tours.
Community courts residents love
Pickleball Courts
The amenity renters ask for by name — fits most community footprints.
Multi-Sport Courts
One surface lined for several sports — the most flexible community amenity.
Tennis Courts
New community tennis or resurfacing to keep an existing court tour-ready.
Basketball Courts
Full or half courts sized to your common area — a classic family draw.
Bocce Courts
A relaxed, all-ages amenity popular in 55+ and mixed communities.
Resurfacing & Conversions
Restore a worn community court, or convert old tennis to pickleball.
Built for property teams
- Amenities that lease & retain
- Durable, low-maintenance surfaces
- Licensed & insured
- Clean work around residents
- Free, no-obligation estimates
Let’s talk about your community
Our experts help you choose the amenity with the best draw for your residents, your space, and your budget.
Trusted by Coaches, Communities & Contractors
I am very happy to recommend Sport Surfaces. I have worked on a regular basis with the company since 2007.
I have found their management staff and construction personnel to be knowledgeable and highly skilled. They have delivered work on time and I have been very satisfied with the results.
Allison Dorwart
I have used this company for the past three years to resurface many tennis courts. The communication is superb and the work is always done in a timely fashion.
They work very clean and the costs are very competitive. I strongly recommend this company every time I am asked to oversee a tennis court.
Jordyn Culhane
I am very happy with the work that was done by Sport Surfaces. The gentleman that did the measuring explained what would take place. The job was completed in two days as promised.
Your employee that did the measuring made a nice appearance. I recommend your company!
Paityn Donin
Multi-Family Court FAQs
Which court amenity attracts and keeps the most renters?
Pickleball leads demand right now — it appeals across age groups and fits most community footprints, so it’s a strong leasing and retention draw. Multi-sport courts add flexibility for a mixed resident base. We help match the amenity to your residents during a free consultation.
Do amenity courts really help leasing and resident retention?
Amenities are a top factor in how renters choose and stay in a community. A well-built court gives prospects a reason to tour and sign, and residents a reason to renew — while protecting and adding value to your common-area investment.
How much space does a community court need?
A pickleball court needs roughly a 30’ × 60’ area including run-off; multi-sport and tennis courts need more. We assess your common area and lay out the configuration that fits — often more courts than you’d expect.
How much does it cost to add or resurface a community court?
Cost depends on the sport, number of courts, surface, lighting, and site condition. Resurfacing an existing court costs far less than building new. We provide free, itemized estimates for your capital planning.
Can you resurface or convert our existing community court?
Yes. If the base is sound, resurfacing restores a worn court to like-new, and an aging tennis court can often be converted into multiple pickleball courts. We assess yours during the free site visit.
Will construction disrupt our residents?
We plan around your community, coordinate access and staging with your team, and work cleanly to keep disruption to residents and daily operations minimal.
Which areas of Florida do you serve?
Communities statewide, with offices in West Palm Beach, Port St. Lucie, Miami, and Orlando.
Ready to add the amenity renters want?
Tell us about your community and we’ll recommend the court with the best draw — with a free, no-obligation estimate.