Athletic surface maintenance
Sport Court Cleaning
Controlled cleaning for tennis, basketball and other coated sport courts, plus surrounding hardscape.
Surface-aware. Scope-driven.
The right process starts with the property.
Sport-court coatings require an even, conservative approach. Patriot reviews coating condition, repairs, drainage and site rules before selecting treatment, flow and pressure.
Common scope
- Tennis and basketball courts
- Coated athletic surfaces
- Perimeter walks and spectator areas
- Facility and municipal scheduling
How Patriot approaches it
A disciplined four-step process.
- 01Inspect coating, repairs and drainage
- 02Confirm approved method and work boundaries
- 03Clean evenly with controlled equipment
- 04Rinse, inspect and document the surface
Straight answers
Frequently asked questions.
Can too much pressure damage a court?
Yes. Court coatings can be scarred or lifted, which is why the process must be surface-specific.
Do you clean fencing and surrounding concrete?
Related perimeter surfaces can be included if access and materials are defined.
Can courts stay open during service?
The active work zone must be closed. Larger facilities may phase courts so other areas remain available.
Ready for a clear next step?
Bring us the difficult property.
Send the scope, site information and timing. Patriot will review the project and build the right mobilization plan.