Red clay court at a private estate

Our Next-Level HydroCourt system

The brilliance of the HydroCourt, a sub-irrigation watering system, is that, unlike overhead sprinkler courts, there is little to no need to roll the court or have daily watering and rolling interruption to allow for afternoon play. The latest generation continues to provide constant moisture while still providing savings on water usage, including delivering water to the playing surface faster than previous generations.

When looking for the best options for your Facility or Home, the HydroCourt meets the needs of busy teaching staff and private homeowners.

Built in 1989, and still here 30-plus years later.

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A clay court under a wide blue sky

Past Projects

Scarifying, stage by stage

What is scarifying?
A clay court being prepared for scarifying, mountains behind

Our Services

A finished clay court with a tile-roofed pavilion beyond the far baseline

New HydroCourt

From reducing stress on the tennis athlete’s body, providing for longer playing life and reduced injuries, to a cooler court surface, clay courts are the answer. They upgrade a club’s status and bring improvement and convenience to the private homeowner.

Two rackets and tennis balls resting on freshly lined clay

Revitalize

Sometimes, even though your court is playable, you want to spruce it up a bit. Perhaps, you have an upcoming event or special occasion and you would like your court to shine. For this, we can in one day, typically, come through and refresh the look of your court, lines and net, so as to show off your court in its most favorable light.

A clay court surface raked in long curved passes during a renovation

Renovations

Maintaining the health of your court takes some time and energy. We recommend renovating clay courts every four to seven years, depending on volume of play, to be sure your court is performing as expected and responsive to your playing needs.