ENGINEERING WORLD-CLASS SPORTS COURT FROM THE GROUND UP.
At PROCOURT™, we believe a great sports court is more than just a painted surface—it’s a carefully engineered system designed to deliver consistent performance, player comfort, and long-term durability.
We specialize in premium acrylic sports surfacing and complete sports facility construction for tennis, pickleball, basketball, volleyball, badminton, futsal, and multi-purpose courts. Every project is designed with one goal in mind: creating courts that perform as beautifully as they look.
OUR MISSION
To build sports courts that inspire better play through superior engineering, quality craftsmanship, and innovative surfacing technology.
OUR VISION
To set the national benchmark for sports facility construction by creating
world-class, international-standard venues that elevate Philippine
sports and provide every Filipino athlete with an environment
where excellence can thrive.
everything you need to know (faqs)
Choosing the right sports court is an important investment. Browse our most frequently asked questions to learn about acrylic sports surfacing, court engineering, maintenance, and what makes PROCOURT different.
Why is acrylic sports surfacing better than epoxy floor coatings?
Acrylic sports surfacing is specifically designed for athletic performance, while epoxy flooring is intended for industrial, commercial, and decorative applications. Acrylic courts provide better traction, UV resistance, player comfort, ball consistency, and outdoor durability, making them the preferred choice for sports facilities.
What type of base is required?
A quality court starts with a quality foundation. PROCOURT recommends either reinforced concrete for maximum durability or asphalt for a cost-effective alternative. Regardless of the material, every base must be structurally sound, properly compacted, level, and designed with adequate drainage.
Can acrylic be installed over existing concrete?
Yes. Existing concrete can often be resurfaced provided it is structurally sound, fully cured, properly drained, and free from significant movement. Every project begins with a thorough site inspection.
Can acrylic be applied over an old painted court?
In many cases, yes. Existing acrylic courts can often be restored through proper cleaning, crack repair, surface preparation, and leveling, making resurfacing a more economical option than rebuilding.
How long does an acrylic sports court last?
A professionally installed acrylic surface typically lasts 5–8 years before recoating is recommended. Lifespan depends on usage, weather, maintenance, drainage, and environmental conditions. The underlying concrete or asphalt base can last for decades when properly constructed.
How long does installation take?
Project timelines vary depending on the scope of work.
Surface recoating: 5–10 days
New pickleball court: 3–6 weeks
New tennis court: 4–8 weeks
Multi-court facilities: Based on project size and weather conditions
Because acrylic coatings require dry conditions, weather can affect the schedule.
Can acrylic surfaces be used indoors?
Yes. Acrylic systems perform exceptionally well indoors when installed over a suitable concrete slab, offering excellent traction, consistent play, and low maintenance.
Does acrylic become slippery when wet?
No. PROCOURT surfaces incorporate specially engineered silica aggregates that improve traction. While outdoor courts should not be used during heavy rain, acrylic surfaces generally provide better grip than smooth painted or epoxy-coated floors.
What sports can be played on a
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Our courts are designed for:
Tennis
Pickleball
Basketball
Volleyball
Badminton
Futsal
Multi-purpose courts
School playgrounds
Recreational facilities
Layouts can be customized to accommodate multiple sports within a single court.
Do court colors affect performance?
Yes. Darker colors absorb more heat, while lighter colors stay cooler under sunlight. Color contrast also improves visibility, making it easier for players to track the ball and identify court boundaries. PROCOURT offers both tournament-inspired color schemes and fully customized designs.
Why do sports courts blister or peel?
Surface failures are often caused by problems beneath the coating, including poor drainage, moisture vapor, improper concrete curing, inadequate surface preparation, or incorrect application methods. Proper engineering greatly reduces these risks.
How should an acrylic court be maintained?
Routine maintenance includes:
Sweeping or blowing away debris
Washing with clean water
Keeping drainage systems clear
Removing moss and algae promptly
Avoiding sharp metal equipment
Repairing damage before it worsens
Simple maintenance helps preserve both appearance and playing performance.
Can damaged courts be repaired?
Yes. Many courts can be restored through crack repair, leveling, resurfacing, color restoration, and line repainting. A site inspection will determine whether repair or reconstruction is the most practical solution.
Why choose PROCOURT?
PROCOURT offers complete sports facility solutions—not just court surfacing. From planning and engineering to construction, surfacing, fencing, lighting, and after-sales support, we deliver courts built to international standards and designed for lasting performance.
Can PROCOURT build an entire sports facility?
Absolutely. We manage every phase of the project, including planning, engineering, construction, acrylic surfacing, fencing, lighting, and sports equipment installation. Whether you’re building a backyard court, a school complex, or a tournament venue, PROCOURT delivers a complete, professionally engineered solution.