Mount Saint Joseph Academy Tennis Court Surfacing | Flourtown, PA

Five purple and green tennis courts at Mount Saint Joseph Academy in Flourtown, PA

Mount Saint Joseph Academy Tennis Court Surfacing | Flourtown, PA

Location: Flourtown, PA

Client: Mount Saint Joseph Academy

Facility: Tennis Courts

Project Type: Tennis Court Surfacing

Sports: Tennis

Surface: Acrylic

Scope: Acrylic Surfacing, Color Coating, Fencing, Net Equipment

Project Summary

Keystone Sports Construction recently completed tennis court surfacing at Mount Saint Joseph Academy in Flourtown, Pennsylvania.

The Client

Founded in 1858, Mount Saint Joseph Academy is a Catholic college preparatory school for girls in Flourtown, Pennsylvania.

The Challenge

The project required coordinating the playing-surface finish with perimeter fencing and tennis net equipment across five courts.

Construction Process

The project included surfacing and installing a new acrylic surface coating. Afterward, tennis line striping was provided for the courts, and poles and netting were installed. Additionally, new chain-link fencing and gates were installed around the perimeter of the courts.

Project Details

  • Black vinyl chain-link perimeter fencing
  • Tennis net post footers and sleeves
  • Acrylic resurfacing
  • Color coating
  • Tennis nets, black posts, and center straps

Materials & Systems

  • Novasurface acrylic resurfacer
  • Novacrylic color coating
  • Black vinyl chain-link fencing

Design Elements

  • White tennis court line striping

FAQs

What is included in a new tennis court? Once the court base is ready, surfacing and color coatings create the playing finish. Line markings, net equipment, and fencing complete the court according to the project scope.

How are court colors and markings selected? Colors and markings are coordinated with the intended sports and the facility’s preferences. Final selections should be established before coating and striping begin.

Related Services

Tennis Court Construction and Resurfacing

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