A Netball Court Resurfacing is the process of transforming an existing netball zone into a multi-use games space which can also be used for sports like basketball and tennis. It can involve a number of processes such as ripping up the existing surface and then laying a new layer or simply applying a binder to a macadam surface that has become cracked. Resurfacing can include a fresh anti slip coloured coating that is designed to be long lasting and durable against heavy use.

Over time, all sports surfaces will eventually wear down and become damaged. The frequency at which this happens will depend on the level of usage and the weather cycles in your local area. While a worn and damaged surface may be suitable for a while, you will eventually reach a point at which you must consider having it resurfaced by a professional.

Maintaining Your Netball Court After Resurfacing

Having your netball courts professionally resurfaced is a cost-effective and relatively quick process. The process involves cleaning the existing surface to ensure that it is free from dirt, grease, plant growth, algae, and any other unwanted debris. The surface will then be prepped and treated with a specialist binder that will stabilize any friable areas and provide a solid base for the new surfacing.

Once the resurfacing has been applied, it will need to dry for one week before play can recommence. During this time, the surface will need to be monitored for any signs of oil leakage or discoloration. If any problems are identified, they can be repaired and the resurfacing can be completed.