FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Answers on getting a quote, choosing surfaces, installation and maintenance. Cannot see your question? Contact us and we will help.

Getting started

How do I get a quote for a sports surface?

Share your location, sport, approximate area and project stage through our quote form or WhatsApp. We arrange a site visit, take measurements and recommend a suitable surface system, then issue a written proposal with a specification you can review.

Do you carry out a site visit before quoting?

Yes. For most sports and surfacing projects we assess the ground condition, drainage and access on site before recommending a system. This gives you an accurate specification rather than a generic price, and helps avoid surprises during installation.

Which emirates do you cover?

We work across the UAE, including Dubai, Sharjah, Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Ras Al Khaimah, Fujairah and Umm Al Quwain. Travel and logistics for sites outside Dubai are confirmed in your written proposal.

Surfaces and installation

Which surface is best for the UAE climate?

It depends on the sport and whether the court is indoor or outdoor. Outdoor surfaces should use UV-stabilised materials to resist strong sun, and good drainage matters for occasional heavy rain. We recommend a system based on your specific use, location and budget.

Can courts be installed with custom colours and branding?

Yes. Most systems allow custom court colours, line marking and logos. Acrylic, EPDM and turf systems in particular support a wide colour range and branded graphics, which is popular with schools, clubs and communities.

How long does a typical installation take?

Timelines vary with size, surface type and ground preparation. A single court can take from a few days to a few weeks once the base is ready. Your proposal includes an estimated programme, and we can plan around school holidays or facility downtime.

Maintenance and aftercare

Do you offer maintenance and resurfacing?

Yes. We provide maintenance, repair and resurfacing for sports courts and surfaces, including turf top-ups, acrylic recoats and line re-marking. Regular care extends surface life and keeps play safe and consistent.

How often should a court be resurfaced?

As a general guide, acrylic courts are recoated every several years, while turf and rubber systems last longer before major work. Actual cycles depend on usage, sunlight and care. We assess condition on site and advise when resurfacing is due.

Planning a sports facility? Start with a site assessment.

Share your project details and receive an initial recommendation within one working day.