City of Johnstown Roxbury Park Tennis Court Resurfacing and Crack Repair | Johnstown, PA
City of Johnstown Roxbury Park Tennis Court Resurfacing and Crack Repair | Johnstown, PA
Location: Johnstown, PA
Client: City of Johnstown
Facility: Tennis Courts
Project Type: Tennis Court Resurfacing and Crack Repair
Sports: Tennis
Surface: Acrylic
Scope: Surface Cleaning, Crack Repair, Acrylic Resurfacing, Color Coating
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Project Summary
Keystone Sports Construction recently completed tennis court resurfacing and crack repair at Roxbury Park for the City of Johnstown in Johnstown, Pennsylvania.
The Client
Roxbury Park serves as the hub of the City of Johnstown’s summer recreation programs, bringing community activities and outdoor recreation together in one municipal park.
The Challenge
The existing courts required removal of surface contaminants and treatment of cracks before a new acrylic finish could be applied.
Construction Process
The project began with removing old, delaminated court material and pressure washing the surface. Then Keystone repaired minor surface cracking with Riteway Crack Repair System. The courts were then resurfaced, and new acrylic surface coatings were installed on the courts. Afterward, Keystone provided tennis striping for the courts.
Project Details
- Power washing of courts.
- Riteway crack repair material installation.
- Nova Sports acrylic resurfacing across four tennis courts.
- Novacrylic Combination Surface color coating.
Materials & Systems
- Riteway crack repair system
- Nova Sports acrylic resurfacer
- Novacrylic Combination Surface color coating
Design Elements
- White tennis court striping
- Youth tennis lines striping
FAQs
What does court resurfacing involve? Resurfacing renews the playing surface through preparation, appropriate repairs, and new acrylic coatings. The condition of the existing pavement determines whether resurfacing alone is suitable or more extensive work is needed.
Why address cracks before applying new color coating? Crack treatment addresses defects in the existing surface before the finishing layers are applied. The repair method should suit the type and condition of the cracks.