Your Court Needs More Than a Cleaning.
A clean court is a good start. Court Care brings scheduled cleaning, inspections, maintenance, and documentation together to keep your court in better condition over time.
Cleaning Is a Task. Court Care Is a System.
Dirt and debris build up. Algae appears. Surface wear becomes more noticeable. Water collects where it shouldn’t. A small crack gets overlooked.
The issue isn’t always what you can see today. It’s what gets missed between visits.
That’s why Court Care is built around consistent attention instead of waiting for problems to
THE COURT CARE STANDARD

SCHEDULED, NOT SPORADIC
Your court is cared for on a recurring schedule instead of waiting until someone remembers to call.

BUILT AROUND YOUR COURT
Service considers the court’s condition, problem areas, slope, drainage, and the areas that need the most attention.

CAREFUL BY DESIGn
The cleaning process uses section-by-section work, soft-bristle agitation, and low-pressure, wide-fan rinsing rather than aggressive high-pressure blasting.

DOCUMENTED, NOT GUESSED
The process includes a final inspection and after-photos, with attention to standing water, residue, missed algae or mold, edges, corners, and other visible problem areas.
Care That Happens on a Schedule.
The Court Care approach is straightforward: keep the court on a schedule, pay attention to its condition, document the work, and address additional maintenance when it is needed.
01
SCHEDULE
Choose a maintenance frequency based on how your court is used and what it needs.
02
INSPECT
Look over the court and surrounding conditions to identify visible areas that need attention.
03
CLEAN
Perform the appropriate cleaning and maintenance work with attention to the court surface and surrounding property.
04
DOCUMENT
Capture before-and-after photos and record the work performed.
A Court That’s Easier to Keep Ready.
A maintenance program means your court has a defined schedule, its condition is being checked, and you know what was done at each visit.
CONSISTENCY
Regular care instead of reactive service.
VISIBILITY
Photos and documentation show what was done.
EARLY ATTENTION
Regular visits create more opportunities to notice maintenance needs.
READINESS
A court that’s clean, cared for, and ready for the people who use it.
Questions Before You Get Started.
Court maintenance is more than cleaning a surface. Court Care approaches the court as an ongoing asset that needs scheduled attention, inspection, appropriate cleaning, and documentation.
Service frequency depends on the maintenance plan and how the court is used. Court Care’s plans range from quarterly or bi-annual residential care to more frequent recurring service and custom facility schedules.
Depending on the plan and scope, service can include cleaning, debris removal, inspection, drainage checks, attention to problem areas, and photo documentation.
Photo reporting is part of the maintenance-program structure, with more detailed reporting and condition tracking included at higher service levels.
Yes. Additional needs can include crack repair, line repainting, surface restoration, algae treatment, drainage improvements, and other maintenance services.