Tennis Court Maintenance — Synthetic Grass & Artificial Clay
Synthetic grass and artificial clay courts are looked after the same way, and both fail from the infill up: contaminated sand blocks the drainage and moss takes hold. We look after them at three levels, each a different job with different equipment — maintenance once a month, decompaction twice a year, and rejuvenation every three to five years, depending on how well the court has been maintained.
- Service Line
- SVC-01
- Category
- Tennis Court Maintenance
- Base
- Navan, Co. Meath
- Coverage
- ROI & NI
Three Levels of Care
- 01Maintenance · Once a MonthBrushing and sweeping the court, clearing leaves and debris, taking the contaminated sand out of the edges and working the clean sand back into play. Weed and moss killer along the edges, which matters most through the winter.
- 02Decompaction · Twice a YearStarts with a full clean-up, throwing out the contaminated sand at the edges. A rotary brush machine then works deep into the pile and lifts the compacted material up from the bottom, which keeps the court draining. Edges are treated for weeds and moss when the weather allows.
- 03Rejuvenation · Every 3–5 YearsA separate job with separate equipment. A compressor feeds a purpose-built machine that blows the sand, dirt and fines up from the base of the pile. The contaminated sand is taken away and fresh sand put down; the amount varies from court to court. How often a court needs it comes down to how well it has been maintained.
Who It’s For
Tennis clubs, homeowners with a private court, hotel courts, and schools and colleges — on synthetic grass or artificial clay.
Suited To
- Sand-filled synthetic grass
- Sand-dressed synthetic grass
- Artificial clay
- Needle-punch carpet
- Macadam courts
Technical Data
- Maintenance
- Once a month
- Decompaction
- Twice a year
- Rejuvenation
- Every 3–5 years
- Decompaction by
- Rotary brush machine
- Rejuvenation by
- Compressed air
- Surfaces
- Synthetic grass & clay
Four stages, every job.
- 01
Site Survey & Testing
We look at the job on site, and for courts and pitches check how they drain, before anything is quoted.
- 02
Written Scope
You get a written scope of works and a programme before anything starts.
- 03
Works On Site
Our own crew and machinery carry out the work, timed around the weather.
- 04
Handover & Maintenance
Sign-off against the scope. For courts and pitches, a care schedule and planned visits to keep them right.
Often booked alongside.
Book a site survey.
Tell us what you have and where it is. We look at it on site and come back with a written scope before any work starts.