A full quality check against Australian standards, then a handover you can hold us to.
A court is not finished when the last coat dries — it is finished when it has been checked, walked, signed off and explained. Final inspection is our quality gate and your protection: we verify the work against Australian standards, then hand over a court built to perform and impress for years.
Line by line
With you
Advice included
No mystery, no jargon — the real sequence on your court.
We check coverage, colour consistency, texture and grip across the whole surface — including the edges and corners where rushed jobs give themselves away.
Every marked dimension is re-checked against the standard for the sport. Straightness, width, edge sharpness and colour separation are all verified before we call it complete.
We confirm water sheds the way it should and that no new low spots were introduced during patching, so the surface you paid for is not undermined by the first big Sydney downpour.
We walk the court together. Anything you are not happy with gets listed and addressed — this is the moment to speak up, and we want you to use it.
Masking, equipment, waste and signage are removed, fixtures and nets are reinstated where applicable, and the court is left ready for its first game.
You get straightforward advice on cure time before first use, cleaning, what to keep off the surface, and when a light re-mark or repaint will keep it looking new. Courts that are cared for simply last longer.
The shortcuts that ruin courts — and why you will not see them here.
Whether the court is a backyard half-court in Sydney's east, a school precinct in Liverpool or a club facility in Wollongong, Newcastle or Canberra, the handover standard does not change. Court resurfacing and line marking in Sydney should end with a signature, not a shrug.
Coatings need a short cure period after the final coat — we give you the exact window at handover, since it depends on the system used and the weather during application.
Tell us. Anything genuinely related to our workmanship gets looked at. That is the whole point of doing a documented walk-through and handover.
Keep it clean and free of leaf litter and moss, keep sharp or heavy items off the surface, and plan a light re-mark or repaint when colours start to dull. We set all of this out at handover.
Yes. Many schools, clubs and councils bring us back for periodic line re-marking and repainting long before a full resurface is needed.
