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From conception to completion, our aim is to give professional advice and guidance so that our customers can make an informed judgment on the options available. The process starts with a free site survey by our General Manager who will discuss the customer's requirements before producing a written quotation in which options will be clearly defined and costed.

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Court Construction

Ground Work

The key to constructing a court, that will last many years, is in the ground work. The first stage involves the use of laser equipment to ensure that the correct levels are achieved.

After leveling, normally by cutting and filling, a geo-textile sheet barrier is laid to prevent any growth of vegetation through the court. On top of the barrier are laid 130 tons of graded, crushed limestone to further provide support and drainage for the playing surface.

Playing Surfaces

The normal tennis court playing surface is a tar macadam compound which is both hardwearing and easy to maintain. To increase durability, enhance playing characteristics and to give a non-slip surface, courts are sprayed with coloured acrylic based paint.

As an alternative to macadam playing surface, M.M. Surfacing Ltd can supply and fit a range of synthetic 'grass surfaces to suit a customers' specific needs and playing requirements.