Sports Court Striping
In Fort Lauderdale, FL

Courts We Stripe

We stripe a full range of sports courts for schools, parks, HOAs, and private properties across Broward County. Each surface gets durable acrylic court paint built to hold up under constant play and the strong South Florida sun. The courts we mark most often include:

• Pickleball courts — the fastest-growing request we get
• Basketball courts — full and half courts for driveways, parks, and gyms
• Tennis courts — singles and doubles lines laid out to standard
• Playground game markings — hopscotch, four square, and activity grids for schools

Acrylic court coatings do more than mark lines. They give the surface a consistent texture, color, and grip, and they resist fading under heavy UV exposure. That holds up well in places like Hollywood, Plantation, and Hallandale Beach, where courts sit in direct sun most of the year.

Whether you’re refreshing a worn surface or laying out a brand-new court, we match every line to the right specification for the sport being played. Good court striping isn’t just about looks — accurate lines keep games fair and players safe.

Pickleball Court Dimensions & USA Pickleball Specs

A regulation pickleball court has a playing area of 20 feet by 44 feet, with a 7-foot non-volley zone — the “kitchen” — on each side of the net. USA Pickleball recommends a total area of about 30 feet by 60 feet so players have safe room to move around the lines. Laying the court out to spec keeps play fair and cuts down on collisions near the boundaries.

Pickleball isn’t the only sport with a standard, though. The table below shows common court dimensions and where each one comes from:

Court	Dimensions	Source
Pickleball	20 ft × 44 ft play area, ~30 ft × 60 ft total	USA Pickleball
Tennis	78 ft × 27 ft singles, 36 ft doubles width	USTA
Basketball	28 m × 15 m	FIBA

We follow the USA Pickleball Official Rulebook for pickleball layouts so your court plays the way regulars expect. For tennis and basketball, we lay out lines to the standard dimensions shown above.

Multi-Sport Overlays

A multi-sport overlay puts more than one game on a single court by adding a second set of lines in a contrasting color. The most common request is adding pickleball lines to an existing tennis or basketball court, which lets one surface serve two sports without building anything new. Using a different color for the overlay keeps the two layouts easy to tell apart during a game.

These overlays are popular with schools, parks, and HOAs that want to stretch a single court across more activities. A standard tennis court can host up to four pickleball courts, and a basketball court can pick up pickleball or activity lines for younger players. It’s a practical way to add pickleball without pouring a new slab. We plan the color contrast and line spacing so the primary sport stays clear and the added markings don’t cause confusion on the court. Call (954) 932-0437 for a free estimate on a new court or an overlay.