Chippewa Township Pickleball Courts Design-Build | Chippewa Township, PA
Chippewa Township Pickleball Courts Design-Build | Chippewa Township, PA
Location: Chippewa Township, PA
Client: Chippewa Township
Facility: Four Pickleball Courts at Veterans Park
Project Type: Design-Build
Sports: Pickleball
Surface: Acrylic Court Surfacing
Scope: Site Work, Court Foundation, Drainage, Asphalt Paving, Court Surfacing, Acrylic Coating, Fencing, Nets and Posts
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Project Summary
Keystone Sports Construction recently completed a design-build for Four Pickleball Courts at Veterans Park in Chippewa Township, Pennsylvania.
The Client
Veterans Park serves the Chippewa Township community with grass playing fields, a synthetic turf field, and a baseball complex, alongside its pickleball courts.
The Challenge
Adding four pickleball courts required coordinating foundation work, drainage, paving, and court equipment within the existing park.
Construction Process
The project consisted of several phases, starting with the excavation and installation of the concrete foundation. A drainage storm basin was installed for the courts.
After the foundation was finished, asphalt was applied to the base. Then the resurfacer and the acrylic coating were installed.
Additionally, new fencing was installed around the perimeter of the courts, and pickleball netting and posts were installed.
Project Details
- Excavation and concrete foundation installation.
- Court storm drainage basin.
- Asphalt application over the foundation.
- Resurfacer and acrylic coating.
- Perimeter fencing.
- Pickleball netting and posts.
Materials & Systems
- Concrete foundation.
- Asphalt pavement.
- Court resurfacer.
- Acrylic coating.
- Pickleball nets and posts.
Design Elements
- Pickleball lines on four courts.
FAQs
What is design-build? Design-build brings design and construction services together under one contract with a single design-builder, giving the owner a coordinated team for planning and construction.
What should be planned alongside a new court surface? Court planning should account for drainage, access, fencing, net equipment, and any future lighting needs. Coordinating these features during design helps establish the scope before construction begins.