ACE COURTS / COURT PLANNING

Sport Court Fencing & Windscreens in Utah

Keep play contained with fencing designed around your pickleball, basketball or tennis court. Ace Courts installs court fencing as part of complete builds and suitable existing-court improvements across Utah, Arizona and Idaho.

Plan the fence with the court

Fence height, gate locations and the surrounding space all affect how a court works. We consider ball containment, access for players and maintenance, nearby landscaping and the relationship between fencing, hoops and light poles.

For a new court, these decisions belong in the initial plan. Explore our complete court construction service to coordinate the slab, surface and enclosure.

Vinyl-coated chain-link fencing

Our black vinyl-coated chain-link fencing combines a clean appearance with corrosion-resistant galvanized steel. We coordinate the specified posts, concrete footings, rails, gates and hardware with the court layout. The written proposal defines the materials and scope.

Windscreens and padding

Windscreens can add privacy and reduce wind exposure. They also add load to the fence, so the screen and fence system need to be considered together. Padding may be appropriate around particular posts or barriers; we discuss those details with the space and expected use in mind.

One company responsible

Our in-house crews coordinate court construction, surfacing, fencing and equipment. One Company from the ground up. No subcontractors.

Court fencing questions

Can you add fencing to an existing court?

We can assess the court perimeter, available access and proposed footing locations to determine a suitable scope. Send photos of the court and surrounding space with your inquiry.

What fence height should I choose?

The appropriate height depends on the sports, neighboring spaces and how the court is used. Gate access, sightlines and any property restrictions also belong in the discussion.

Does the fence need maintenance?

Periodically check gates, hardware, coating damage and posts, and keep vegetation clear. Ask us about care for the installed system and have damage assessed before it affects the enclosure.

Plan your court enclosure

Request a fencing quote with your location, court dimensions and photos. Tell us whether you are planning a new court, updating an existing fence or considering windscreens and gates.