A court is a pavement first
A court that puddles or cracks is a pavement problem. We build the base and the asphalt or concrete slab to drain correctly, then apply an acrylic sport coating for color, traction and weather protection.
Lines are laid out to regulation dimensions for the sport, and one slab can carry more than one layout, such as tennis with pickleball overlays.
Why Oahu Asphalt
- One contractor from dirt to lines
- Grading, base, paving, coating and striping under one scope.
- Drains and plays true
- Proper slope and leveling so the court dries fast and the ball bounces right.
- Coatings for Hawaii sun
- UV-resistant, non-slip acrylic systems.
- Custom colors and layouts
- Standard or custom color combinations and multi-sport striping.
What the work includes
- Site preparation
- Grade for elevation and drainage, excavate and compact, and install edge restraints or curbs where needed.
- Base construction
- Place and compact aggregate base, fine-grade and proof-roll.
- Asphalt or concrete paving
- Install the playing slab to the sport's requirements, sloped for drainage.
- Surface coating system
- Clean the pavement, then apply primer, color coats and a finish coat.
- Striping and layout
- Stripe to regulation dimensions with UV-resistant paint.
- Optional additions
- Nets, posts, backboards, fencing, perimeter curbs, seating pads and lighting infrastructure.
How it goes
Evaluate and plan
We look at the site and plan slope and drainage.
Grade and build the base
The foundation is compacted and leveled.
Pave
Asphalt or concrete goes down as the playing slab.
Coat and color
Sport coatings are applied in layers.
Stripe
Lines are painted to regulation.
Final inspection
We check play, drainage and finish before handover.
Recent sports courts projects
Sports Courts questions
What kinds of courts do you build?
Basketball, tennis, pickleball, volleyball and multi-use courts for residential and commercial clients.
How long does a court take to build?
Typically 1 to 3 weeks of work depending on prep, curing and weather. New asphalt needs about 30 days to cure before color coating.
Can you resurface my existing court?
Often, yes, if the base is sound. Severe cracking, drainage failure or base movement may call for milling, patching or reconstruction first.
How long does a court surface last?
Usually 5 to 8 years before it needs re-coating, with regular cleaning and crack sealing.
Can I pick the colors?
Yes. Standard and custom color combinations are available, along with custom layouts and logos.
Can you add fencing, lights and nets?
Yes. Fencing, lighting, nets and posts can be coordinated as one turnkey package.
Can you convert a tennis court to pickleball?
Yes. A tennis court can be restriped with pickleball lines added, or recoated and laid out as dedicated pickleball courts.
Where we work
We provide sports courts across Oahu, including Honolulu, Kapolei, Ewa Beach, Pearl City, Aiea, Kaneohe, Kailua, Mililani, Wahiawa, North Shore and everywhere in between.