A sports court is measured by players, coaches, and parents, every single day.
Heights, transitions, gate placement, and net tension all have a right answer, and getting them wrong is visible from the bleachers.
We build to the sport's standard on the school's calendar: scoped in spring, built over summer, game-ready before the first bell.
Court enclosures with clean height transitions, gates where players actually enter, and tournament-grade net systems, as built at Cranbrook, DCDS, and The Hawk.
Baseball and softball backstops, sideline fencing, and dugouts engineered for foul balls and fan seasons, as at Cousino and Armada.
Precision teardown, refurbishment, and reinstallation that stretches a district's budget, the DCDS model.
Windscreen in solid colors or custom-printed with school branding, plus gates, hardware, and accessories.
Athletic fencing is judged from the bleachers: straight top rails, clean transitions, gates where players enter, and windscreen hung tight. We build tennis and pickleball court enclosures, baseball and softball backstops, dugouts, and sideline fencing for districts, private schools, and municipalities, on the school calendar, delivered before the season.
The proof plays on our courts: Cranbrook Schools, Detroit Country Day, Armada, Cousino, Lamphere, and The Hawk in Farmington Hills. Public purchasing is familiar ground, bid documentation, bonding, prevailing wage, and the renovation option of salvaging and refurbishing existing components stretches district budgets, as the DCDS rebuild proved.
Tell us the sport and the site. We’ll build the schedule backward from the season.
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