Building a pickleball court at home can be rewarding and fun. This guide walks you through everything from site prep to final paint, ensuring your court is built right.

Many homeowners build their court too small. This post explains why official court lines aren’t enough, and how much space you really need for a playable backyard court.

Should you build your pickleball court yourself or hire a contractor? This post compares the pros and cons — and explains why working with a vetted pro is often the better long-term play.

Thinking of building your own court? This guide breaks down the actual costs of backyard pickleball courts — including grading, concrete, surfacing, and more.

You can absolutely build a pickleball court at home — if you have the right space, surface, and local approvals. Here's what you need to know before starting.

Building your own pickleball court but don’t know where to start? It’s important to understand the top 5 factors that impact cost, quality, and playability.

Fence choice impacts ball containment, safety, and court aesthetics. This guide covers the best fence materials, heights, and tips for backyard pickleball courts.

Not all contractors are created equal when it comes to pickleball courts. This guide explains how to vet pros, what questions to ask, and why specialized experience matters.

From site prep to final paint, building a pickleball court takes time. This post breaks down the typical project phases and timelines so you know what to expect.

Converting a tennis court to pickleball is a smart way to maximize your space and enjoy more play options. This guide walks you through sizing, surfacing, and contractor tips.

Want to play pickleball at night? This guide covers the best lighting options for your backyard court — including ideal pole height, fixture type, and how to avoid glare.

Not all pickleball court surfaces are created equal. This post breaks down the four most common options — and explains which is best for long-term play, durability, and value.