Base condition comes first
Crack repair, levelling, drainage correction or local civil works can materially change the project cost. A court in sound condition is a different project from one with active movement or significant ponding.
Sports flooring · practical guide
What Drives the Cost of Resurfacing a Sports Court?
Court resurfacing budgets are often compared using a simple square-metre rate, but the final project cost is shaped by much more than the playing surface itself.
Planning guidance — final product and site requirements are confirmed per project.
Surface systems have different interfaces
Modular tile, roll-out flooring and other surface pathways have different preparation, edging, seam and installation requirements. Comparing only material thickness can hide those differences.
Accessories add up
Nets, posts, fencing work, lighting, line changes, storage and camera technology may sit outside the base flooring price but are often part of the facility users actually expect.
Freight and staging matter
Remote delivery, depot access, storage and whether the project is completed in one stage or several can affect the final budget. A good estimate separates product, freight and local works so each part can be managed clearly.
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