Tennis court renovation
Tennis court asphalt overlay is not always the best solution for a damaged asphalt, and there are several reasons why it is true. If the asphalt surface is 20 or more years old, most likely it has become brittle and structurally unstable. Huge cracks may also mean damaged sub-base or poorly compacted soils. In case your tennis court has one of these problems, consider asphalt reconstruction which will substantially improve the look and functionality of your court. Moreover, smooth and clean court surface ensures players’ safety and seamless game experience.
Mid Atlantic Asphalt is happy to offer you a wide range of tennis court repair services. Contact us, and we will send our representative to your site to inspect your tennis court condition. He will check if there are any major depressed areas on the asphalt surface where water ponds after heavy rains. Then he will see if there are any structural cracks. Depending on the surface issues your tennis court has, our specialist will offer you repair recommendations. They can range from a simple tennis court patching to a total asphalt reconstruction.

Tennis court restoration process
If you have decided to reconstruct your tennis court, be prepared that this process will roughly take 45 days. In the beginning, our specialists will bring all the necessary equipment to the site and start with taking down all of the existing posts, fence mesh, and rails. Then, with the help of the Bobcats and loaders, they will remove the existing asphalt and the old net post foundations. The removed asphalt will be hauled to a recycling facility. After that, the entire court will be proof-roled to make sure there are no weak or compromised areas in the sub-base. If our crew discovers that there are areas with poor soil, they will excavate and replace it with either crusher run stone or clean fill and compact the areas in 6” lifts. The next step will be grading the subgrade with a laser-guided motor grader. This step is necessary to ensure proper drainage.


Anne Arundel County – Glen Burnie, Annapolis
Baltimore County – Towson and Baltimore city
Howard County – Columbia, Ellicott City
Montgomery County – Bethesda, Potomac
Prince George’s County – Bowie, Laurel
Benefits and Characteristics of Reconstruction




