Tennis, Pickleball & Sport Court Resurfacing in St. Louis

Cracked, faded, or slick courts get resurfaced, repaired, and re-striped by the same self-performing crews that have been paving St. Louis for 50 years. Schools, parks, clubs, and municipalities across the metro — free on-site court evaluation.

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Commercial Court Resurfacing Contractors for St. Louis Facilities

A tennis or pickleball court doesn’t fail all at once. The color coat wears thin, hairline cracks open at the seams, and puddles start sitting on the baseline after a rain. Handled early, that’s a resurfacing job. Left alone, it becomes a rebuild.

Byrne & Jones has been surfacing and maintaining asphalt across the St. Louis region for 50 years. We self-perform — the crew that evaluates your court is the crew that resurfaces it — and we run our own asphalt plant, so scheduling doesn’t depend on a third party’s calendar.

We work on commercial and institutional courts: school and university facilities, municipal parks, country clubs, apartment and HOA amenity courts, and church and YMCA recreation areas.

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Court Resurfacing, Repair & Striping Services in St. Louis

Tennis Court Resurfacing

Full acrylic resurfacing for asphalt and concrete tennis courts — crack repair, patching, leveling of low spots, then a new acrylic resurfacer and color coating system with fresh line striping. Restores traction and color without rebuilding the slab.

Pickleball Court Resurfacing

Resurfacing for dedicated pickleball courts and for tennis courts being reworked for pickleball play. We resurface over both asphalt and concrete substrates, and we’ll tell you honestly when a court needs rebuilding instead.

Court Crack Repair & Surface Repair

Structural crack repair, patching, birdbath and low-spot correction, and drainage fixes. Cracks that get color-coated over come straight back the next season — they get repaired properly first.

Court Striping & Line Marking

Tennis, pickleball, basketball, and multi-sport line layout and striping to regulation dimensions. Including adding pickleball lines to existing tennis courts in a contrasting color.

Basketball & Multi-Sport Court Resurfacing

The same acrylic system for outdoor basketball courts, multi-sport pads, and combination facilities. If you have several surfaces on one site, they get done in one mobilization.

Tennis-to-Pickleball Court Conversions

Converting an underused tennis court into two or four pickleball courts — layout, striping, net post relocation, and resurfacing. We’ll lay out the options for shared-use versus dedicated conversion before anything gets painted.

Resurfacing vs. Rebuilding: How to Tell What Your Court Needs

Resurfacing is usually the answer when: the surface is faded, worn slick, or discolored; cracks are hairline to moderate and not moving; the slab is structurally sound; water drains off within an hour of rain.

Rebuilding is usually the answer when: cracks are wide, branching, or shifting between seasons; sections have settled or heaved; standing water persists across the playing area; the court has already been resurfaced several times over a failing base.

Servicing the Greater St. Louis Metro Area

Based in Bridgeton, MO, our crews deliver commercial asphalt paving, parking lot maintenance, walking paths, and more across the greater St. Louis area.

St. Louis County

Bridgeton • St. Louis • Clayton • Chesterfield • Earth City • Maryland Heights • Wildwood • Eureka • Fenton • Sunset Hills • Hazelwood • Florissant • Des Peres • Brentwood • Manchester • Creve Coeur • Ladue • University City • Webster Groves • Ballwin • Ellisville • Town and Country • Olivette • Kirkwood

St. Charles County

St. Charles • St. Peters • Wentzville • O’Fallon • Lake St. Louis

Why St. Louis Facilities Choose Byrne & Jones

50 years in St. Louis. Founded here, still headquartered in Bridgeton. Self-performing crews. We don’t broker your court out to a subcontractor. Our own asphalt plant. Material supply and scheduling stay under our control. Full-service. Resurfacing, repair, striping, and the surrounding asphalt work — walkways, parking, drainage — from one contractor. Straight assessments. If your court needs rebuilding rather than resurfacing, we’ll tell you.

Court Resurfacing FAQs

How much does tennis or pickleball court resurfacing cost in St. Louis?

Cost depends on court size, how much crack repair and patching is needed first, the coating system, and how many courts are done in one mobilization. Multi-court sites cost less per court. We give a firm number after the on-site evaluation rather than a range that won’t hold.

How often should a court be resurfaced?

Most outdoor acrylic courts in the St. Louis climate need resurfacing every 4–8 years, driven mostly by freeze-thaw cycling and sun exposure. Heavily programmed courts land at the short end. If the color has worn through to the substrate or the surface has gone slick, you’re past due.

Can you resurface over both asphalt and concrete?

Yes. Acrylic systems go over both. The prep differs — concrete needs different crack treatment and sometimes a bonding step — but either substrate resurfaces well when it’s structurally sound.

Should I resurface or rebuild my court?

Resurfacing works when the slab is sound and cracks are stable. Rebuilding is the honest answer when cracks are wide and moving, sections have settled, or water stands on the playing surface. Resurfacing over a failing base buys about two seasons.

Can you add pickleball lines to our existing tennis court?

Yes — that’s one of our most common requests. We can stripe pickleball lines in a contrasting color for shared use, or fully convert a tennis court into two or four dedicated pickleball courts with relocated net posts.

When is court resurfacing season in St. Louis?

Acrylic coatings need dry weather and surface temperatures that hold consistently, so the window generally runs April through October. Summer is ideal. Booking in late winter usually gets you a better slot in the schedule.