Dingmans Ferry Residential Tennis Court New Construction | Dingmans Ferry, PA
Dingmans Ferry Residential Tennis Court New Construction | Dingmans Ferry, PA
Location: Dingmans Ferry, PA
Client: Dingmans Ferry Residential
Facility: Residential Basketball and Tennis Court
Project Type: Tennis Court New Construction
Sports: Tennis, Basketball
Surface: Acrylic
Scope: Stone Base, Post-Tensioned Concrete, Fencing, Acrylic Surfacing, Color Coating, Tennis and Basketball Equipment
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Project Summary
Keystone Sports Construction recently completed construction of a residential tennis court in Dingmans Ferry, Pennsylvania.
The Client
Dingmans Ferry has a long connection to crossings of the Delaware River. The community traces its name to Andrew Dingman, who settled in the area in 1735 and operated a ferry before a bridge connected the riverbanks.
The Challenge
The project required construction of a post-tensioned concrete playing surface, coordinated with fencing, acrylic surfacing, and recreational court equipment.
Construction Process
The project was initiated with site preparation and excavation by others. A stone base was then installed by Keystone, followed by the installation of new concrete. Afterward, Keystone provided surfacing and installation of a new acrylic surface coating. Next, tennis and basketball line striping was provided, and a basketball hoop, poles, and netting were installed. Additionally, new chain-link fencing and gates were installed around the perimeter of the court.
Project Details
- Stone base installation over subgrade prepared by others.
- Concrete primer, Novasurface acrylic resurfacer, and Novacrylic color coating.
- Black vinyl chain-link fencing around the court.
- Tennis net, black posts, and center strap with footers and sleeves.
- Basketball hoop with footers and sleeves.
Materials & Systems
- Novasurface acrylic resurfacer
- Novacrylic color coating
Design Elements
- Tennis court and blended basketball line striping
FAQs
What should be considered when planning a residential court? Available space, base construction, access, and intended sports help define the project. Surfacing, fencing, nets, and other equipment should be coordinated with the overall court layout.
Why does the court base matter? The base supports the playing surface. Its construction and preparation affect how the finished court performs, so the base and surface system should be considered together.