Daniel Boyle Memorial Recreation Center Basketball Court Resurfacing | Philadelphia, PA
Daniel Boyle Memorial Recreation Center Basketball Court Resurfacing | Philadelphia, PA
Location: Philadelphia, PA
Client: Daniel Boyle Memorial Recreation Center
Facility: Basketball Courts
Project Type: Basketball Court Resurfacing
Sports: Basketball
Surface: Acrylic Court Surfacing
Scope: Resurfacing, Acrylic Surface Coating
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Project Summary
Keystone Sports Construction recently completed basketball court resurfacing at Daniel Boyle Memorial Recreation Center in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The Client
The recreation center honors Daniel Boyle, a Philadelphia police officer killed in the line of duty in 1991.
The Challenge
The renovation called for renewing the basketball playing surfaces with resurfacing and a new acrylic finish.
Construction Process
The project included resurfacing and installing a new acrylic surface coating. Afterward, basketball line striping was provided for the courts.
Project Details
- Basketball court resurfacing.
- New acrylic surface coating.
Materials & Systems
- Acrylic court surfacing and color coating.
Design Elements
- Basketball court line striping.
FAQs
What does court resurfacing involve? Court resurfacing restores the acrylic playing surface after wear, weather, and sun exposure have affected its finish. The process includes preparing the existing surface, addressing defects such as cracks or bubbling where needed, and applying fresh surfacing and color coatings before restriping. Evaluating the court first helps distinguish problems that can be addressed at the surface from pavement damage requiring more extensive work.
What can be customized during court resurfacing? Resurfacing offers an opportunity to change the court’s color scheme, refresh its markings, and add custom logos or lettering. Different acrylic colors can distinguish the playing area from the surrounding out-of-bounds area, while school colors, team logos, or facility lettering give the court a recognizable identity. Keystone can coordinate the color palette and graphics with the court layout, providing a finished design that supports clear boundaries and consistent branding.