Concrete Sport Court Leveling
Ensure a Safe and Even Playing Surface for Your Sport Courts
At Level Headed Mudjackers, we know that a smooth, level sport court is key for safe play and top performance. Our concrete sport court leveling service uses our trusted mudjacking process to lift and stabilize sunken or uneven courts, giving you a level surface that meets safety and performance standards.
Why Sport Court Leveling Is Important
Sport courts endure heavy use, weather changes, and constant impact. Over time, these factors can cause your concrete court to sink or develop uneven spots, which can lead to injuries and affect game performance. Our service restores your court to a level, even condition, ensuring that athletes can perform safely and that your facility maintains a professional look.
Our Process for Sport Court Leveling
Our reliable mudjacking process for sport courts includes:
- Assessment: We begin with a careful inspection of your sport court to identify any uneven areas or sinking sections.
- Precision Drilling: Small, controlled holes are drilled into the affected areas to access voids beneath the concrete.
- Slurry Injection: A natural, cement-based slurry is injected through these holes, filling voids and lifting the court back to its proper level.
- Patching: The drilled holes are then patched with a material that seamlessly blends with your existing surface, leaving you with a smooth finish ideal for sports.
Uneven basketball or tennis courts can lead to safety hazards and impact play quality. If your facility also has adjacent walkways or parking lots showing signs of sinking, our Walkway & Sidewalk Leveling and Parking Lot Leveling services can help restore these surfaces. Moreover, if soil erosion is causing your slabs to shift, our Soil Stabilization service works to secure the foundation and prevent further settlement. Together, these services ensure a safe, level, and high-performing environment for your sports and recreational areas.
Q. Can I use my sport court immediately after the repair?
