The LandTek Group uses the latest fiber systems on the market. Courts are made with 100% polypropylene and designed for the start and stop play of tennis. The turf can be colored to look like an all-green court, red like an all-clay court, or a hybrid of both. Synthetic turf reduces the need for constant maintenance due to cracking and delamination of hard concrete or asphalt courts. Due to the drainage capabilities of synthetic turf, there is less puddling and damage to the courts and less down time due to inclement weather. Playability is increased with courts that dry quicker.
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What our Customers Say
The synthetic tennis courts installed by LandTek are very durable. The surface provides us with the ability to use the area for a multitude of sports across many sports seasons. From t-ball to tennis to flag football, our school and community have enjoyed the recently installed courts. The visible look of the courts adds to the aesthetic view of our facility as well. We look forward to many years using our synthetic turf courts!
Arnold Epstein: Director of Health, Physical Education and Athletics
Long Beach Schools
The leader in the natural and synthetic athletic field construction, repair and maintenance industry.
The LandTek Group’s Synthetic Tennis Courts use the latest fiber systems on the market today. 100% polypropylene, designed for the start and stop play of Tennis. The turf can be colored to look like an all green court, red like an all clay court, or a hybrid of both. Synthetic Turf reduces the need for constant maintenance that can occur due to cracking and delamination of hard concrete or asphalt courts.
Synthetic Tennis Courts
The LandTek Group’s Synthetic Tennis Courts use the latest fiber systems on the market today. 100% polypropylene, designed for the start and stop play of Tennis.
- The turf can be colored to look like an all-green court, red like an all-clay court, or a hybrid of both.
- Synthetic Tennis Courts reduces the need for constant maintenance that can occur due to cracking and delamination of hard concrete or asphalt courts.
Maintenance Procedures and Guidelines
- Inspect entire court. Items to be checked are base planarity, seam and inlay adhesion, infill consistency, and perimeter connection.
- Remove all equipment from playing surface.
- Sweep all foreign debris from surface utilizing drag matt.
- Brush court surface to level infill materials and keep fiber in upright position. Brushing to be done with utility vehicle and specialized broom equipped with nylon bristles.
- Add infill materials to high traffic areas (service lines and all four-service box’s) as needed.
- Blow off perimeter curb line.
- Perform any minor warranty seam repairs. ( up to 10 linear feet)
Suggested Service Intervals and Additional Services
- Twice per year
- Beginning of each season it is recommended the courts are sanitized with an anti-microbial disinfectant.
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