Friends of Paterson Parks East Side Park Pickleball Court Construction | Paterson, NJ
Friends of Paterson Parks East Side Park Pickleball Court Construction | Paterson, NJ
Location: Paterson, NJ
Client: Friends of Paterson Parks
Facility: East Side Park Pickleball Courts
Project Type: Pickleball Court New Construction
Sports: Pickleball
Surface: Acrylic Court Surfacing
Scope: Site Preparation, Excavation, Stone Base Installation, Asphalt Paving, Acrylic Surfacing, Net Equipment, Fencing and Gates
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Project Summary
Keystone Sports Construction recently completed pickleball court construction at East Side Park for the Friends of Paterson Parks in Paterson, New Jersey.
The Client
The East Side Park project introduced pickleball courts to Paterson and was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
The Challenge
The project required preparing the site and building a stone and asphalt foundation before completing the playing surface and perimeter fencing.
Construction Process
The project was initiated with site preparation and excavation. A stone base was then installed, followed by the installation of new asphalt.
Afterward, Keystone provided surfacing and installation of a new acrylic surface coating. Next, striping was provided for the pickleball courts, and poles and netting were installed. Additionally, new chain-link fencing and gates were installed around the perimeter of the courts.
Project Details
- Site preparation and excavation.
- Stone base installation.
- New asphalt paving.
- Surfacing and acrylic coating.
- Pickleball poles and nets.
- Perimeter chain-link fencing and gates.
Materials & Systems
- Stone base.
- Asphalt pavement.
- Acrylic court surfacing and coating.
Design Elements
- Pickleball court line striping.
FAQs
What are the main steps in building a new athletic court? Court construction begins with site evaluation and a layout that accounts for the playing area and surrounding amenities. Work then progresses through site preparation, grading, drainage provisions, and base construction before pavement and surfacing are installed. Court markings and equipment complete the playing area. Keystone coordinates these stages so the foundation is ready for each successive layer and the finished court reflects the planned sports use.
Why is precise pickleball court striping important? Pickleball striping identifies the perimeter, service areas, and non-volley zones that govern play. Accurately placed, clearly visible markings help players recognize those boundaries and provide a consistent layout across the court. When a playing surface is renewed, restriping restores lines that may have faded with use or exposure. Coordinating the line color with the acrylic surface helps the markings remain easy to distinguish.