A court that has faded, cracked or gone patchy is hard to play on and easy to fix. Ruben’s resurfaces tennis, pickleball and basketball courts for homeowners, neighborhoods and parks in Bellingham and across Whatcom County, so you get a clean, even playing surface and crisp new lines.
What we do
- Repair of cracks and worn spots before any new coating goes on
- Color coats applied over the whole court surface
- Painting new court lines, taped off for sharp edges
- Tennis, pickleball and basketball layouts
- Protecting nearby siding, doors and landscaping while we work
- Backyard courts, park courts and community courts
How a resurfacing job goes
Every court is different, but most jobs follow the same steps.
- Look over the courtWe check the surface, the cracks and any low spots where water collects.
- Repair the cracksCracks are filled and smoothed so they do not show through the new coating.
- Protect the surroundingsWe tape and cover nearby walls, doors and fixtures so the coating stays where it belongs.
- Apply the color coatsThe surface is coated evenly over the whole court, in the color you choose.
- Paint the linesLines are taped off and painted for the game you play, whether that is pickleball, tennis or basketball.
Why resurface a court?
A better playing surface
Smooth, even color makes the court more comfortable to play on.
Fixes small problems
Repairing cracks early helps keep them from spreading.
Fresh, clear lines
New lines make the court easier to play and easier to see.
Cost-effective
Resurfacing is usually a much smaller job than rebuilding a court.
New look
A fresh coat and clean lines make the whole yard or park look cared for.
Recent courts
Some of the courts our crew has resurfaced. Tap a photo to see it larger.
A backyard court before resurfacing
Cracks filled and ready for coating
A fresh coat of color
Taping off and painting new lines
The finished court
The finished court from above
Resurfacing a lakeside court
Taping off a tennis court
Tennis court with new colorHow long does it take?
Most courts take a few days, depending on size, the condition of the surface and the weather, since each coat needs to dry. We will give you a timeline with your estimate.
Why choose Ruben’s?
Ruben’s is a family-owned company serving Whatcom County since 2009. The same crew that paves and stripes your lot can bring your court back to life.
Sport Court Resurfacing FAQs
Can you resurface a pickleball court?
Yes. We resurface and line pickleball courts, as well as tennis and basketball courts.
Do you fix cracks first?
Yes. Cracks are repaired before any new coating goes on.
Can I pick the color?
Yes. We will go over the color options with you.
Do you work on park and community courts?
Yes. We have resurfaced courts for homeowners and for community and park courts.
How do I get an estimate?
Call 360-920-2537 or send an inquiry. Estimates and site visits are free.