Post-Tension Concrete

Post‑Tension Concrete Services

Stronger Foundations. Longer Lifespan. Smarter Design.

At Ace Courts LLC, we specialize in post‑tension concrete slabs — the advanced method of reinforcing concrete that delivers unmatched strength, durability, and crack resistance. Whether you’re building a new court pad or upgrading an existing foundation, post‑tensioning ensures your project stands the test of time.

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🔹 What Is Post‑Tension Concrete?

Post‑tensioning is a technique where high‑strength steel tendons are tensioned after the concrete is poured and cured. Unlike traditional rebar, which passively resists cracks, post‑tension actively compresses the slab, preventing cracks before they form.

Key benefits:

  • Superior crack control
  • Reduced slab thickness (saves material costs)
  • Longer spans without joints
  • Enhanced durability against soil movement and heavy loads

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🔹 Why Choose Post‑Tension for Courts?

Courts demand precision and longevity. Post‑tension slabs provide:

  • Smooth, stable surfaces for acrylic coatings and resurfacing
  • Resistance to shifting soils, common in Utah and surrounding regions
  • Lower maintenance costs over the life of the court
  • Compatibility with fencing and lighting installations, ensuring a solid base for add‑ons

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🔹 Our Process

  1. Consultation & Design → We assess soil conditions, load requirements, and court layout.
  2. Formwork & Pouring → Concrete is poured with ducts and anchors in place.
  3. Tensioning → Steel tendons are stressed to compress the slab, locking in strength.
  4. Finishing → Surface prepared for coatings, fencing, or lighting.

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🔹 Applications

  • Tennis courts
  • Pickleball courts
  • Basketball courts
  • Multi‑sport facilities
  • Commercial slabs requiring long spans

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🔹 Why Ace Courts?

  • Expertise in court construction add‑ons (acrylic, fencing, lighting, resurfacing)
  • Partnership with Ace Concrete for precision pours
  • Detail‑oriented project management ensuring timelines and budgets stay on track
  • Local experience with Utah soil conditions and climate challenges

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