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In Colorado Springs we build Concrete Slab Contractor - Concrete Basketball court - Pole Barn Concrete floors in Colorado Springs, CO that will perform, last for many years, and look great as well. If you are interested in commissioning a Concrete Slab Contractor - Concrete Basketball court - Pole Barn Concrete floors in Colorado Springs, CO installation in Colorado Springs, you’ve come to the right company for the job! At Springs Concrete, we make installing visually appealing, high-quality concrete driveways our business. Your satisfaction is our top priority, which is why we strive to offer a vast array of customization options, as well as only the highest quality service. Our commitment to our customers and our work is what sets us apart as the best concrete driveway, Concrete Slab Contractor - Concrete Basketball court - Pole Barn Concrete floors in Colorado Springs, CO contractors in the area.
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You’ve invested a lot into owning and maintaining your home. You deserve to have it look the way you want. The Springs Concrete team understands how intricate the home design process can be, which is why we offer a vast assortment of options for concrete designs in Colorado Springs. Whether you’re seeking a new Concrete Slab Contractor - Concrete Basketball court - Pole Barn Concrete floors in Colorado Springs, CO installation or a concrete driveway rip out and replacement, we work with you every step of the way to make sure it looks exactly how you want. We devote the utmost effort to ensure every standard and stamped concrete we complete is of the highest possible quality.
We offer Concrete Slabs - Concrete Basketball courts - Pole Barn Concrete floors - Concrete shop floors, Pickle ball courts - hockey courts in Colorado Springs, CO services, and so much more. Get in touch with us today to learn more about what we can do for you.
CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS PAVERS, REMOVE/REPLACE, MAINTENANCE, CRACK FILL, REPAIR. SERVING THE FRONT RANGE: CASTLE ROCK, COLORADO SPRINGS, FALCON, FOUNTAIN, MONUMENT, CO. Not all driveways are created equal. We pride ourselves in builing long lasting quality driveways all along the front range of Colorado. Built to compliment your home and built to last.
Like any other major construction project, the cost to build a backyard basketball court will vary depending on a number of different factors. One of the most seemingly obvious factors is size – the larger the court, the more expensive the project. A compact “shooting lane” court can be built for less than a full-size tennis court with components, for example. When purchasing a backyard court, one must consider the “big picture” and treat it like the construction project that it is.
There are many factors that make up the overall cost of building a home game court, the actual “court” being just one of them. To better understand what you are getting when purchasing and installing a home court, let’s break down the project into 5 key components:
Building any athletic court requires a hard, flat surface. The site work can be defined as all of the work that needs to be completed in order to prepare your property to install the court – i.e. making it hard and flat. This includes excavating, leveling, grading, moving sprinklers, and any other work necessary to get your property ready for the base material.
Depending on your property, the site work is usually the largest costs associated with the project. The more work that needs to be completed to prepare your space, the larger the cost will be. This is why two seemingly identical 30′ x 30′ courts can vary in price as it depends on the property on which they are being built.
Aside from the obvious question of “who” will be doing your site work, it’s also important to consider the accessibility of your property. Inadequate access will limit the equipment that can be used, resulting in higher costs as work may take longer and specialty equipment may be needed. If necessary, fencing can be taken down and put back up to allow access for equipment.
2. Base Material
Base Material is exactly what it sounds like – the material that goes underneath your court. There are many options available for base material including concrete, asphalt, crushed stone and modular bases.
Many courts are built over a 4” thick concrete slab using 4000 PSI concrete and 1/2″ rebar reinforcements or wire mesh. Concrete is considered ideal for sport courts as a permanent structure that when done right will not require any maintenance. Asphalt is another option for base material, depending on your preference. However, asphalt will deteriorate with repeated freeze/thaw cycles and will require maintenance and/or repair over time.
The price of the base will vary depending on what material you choose, among other factors. Local and state building codes, accessibility, drainage, and environmental codes should all be considered when determining the cost of your court base.
3. Surface
4000 psi concrete. 100% the Best choice. Check out our Spec Options Page
4. Components
The components part of the court construction project is where the fun comes in! This is all of the accessories to make your backyard court truly unique to your wants and needs. After all, what’s a basketball court without the hoop? Components include things like basketball hoops, net systems, containment netting, rebounders, and lighting.
The type and amount of components for your backyard court will depend on your specific wants and needs, and can be different with each project. (A family who is only interested in tennis will not need basketball hoops and those who play volleyball don’t necessarily need a pitching machine.) The more accessories you choose for your court, the higher the cost associated. In turn, the more accessories you have, the more your court will be used and you’ll see a greater return on your investment. You can turn your basketball court into a multi-game court with painted lines and a net system, play day or night with custom lighting, or install containment netting to avoid runaway balls – the choice is yours!
Although you probably already imagine the type of accessories you’ll want for your backyard court, Springs Concrete, LLC can provide guidance and suggestions based on your needs and budget.
5. Installation
Now that you and your property are fully prepared, the last component of the court building process is the actual installation of your court and accessories. The installation of your court and painting of lines usually takes 7-10 days and the only cost associated with this step (should no unexpected problems arise) is the labor costs. Labor costs can vary depending on who is doing the installation (contractor) and where you live.
Building a backyard sport court is a unique construction project for your home. By this point, you’ve already spent a lot of time, money, and energy invested in this project and choosing the right contractor for installation is crucial. It’s important to consider the support and care that the installer provides and the quality of installation being performed. You cannot afford to use anyone unlicensed, uninsured, or unacquainted with the court building process. A contractor who is not experienced with building backyard courts will only lead you to invest more in the future if not done properly.
Choose a contractor who is experienced in building backyard basketball courts, like Springs Concrete, LLC. Our team will walk you through every step of the court building process to ensure that your family receives a basketball court that not only looks great but also performs great for years to come.
It’s important to understand all that goes into a building a home sport court. There are numerous factors that affect the overall cost of this unique construction project and knowing the basic components will help you be better prepared for the costs associated. While the whole project may seem daunting, Springs Concrete, LLC can help you and your family have a stress-free experience. We can help you plan, design, finance, and build the backyard court of your dreams!
Concrete Slab and Floor for a Pole Barn Contractor InstallationsThe most common floor type for pole barns is concrete, which costs $5,000 to $15,000. Concrete Slab Floor installation costs range from $10 to $15 per square foot on average. If you're going to house livestock, leaving the floor as dirt is a common, inexpensive option. Sawdust is spread out over the dirt floor to collect moisture. .
Concrete Foundation Installation Contractor Foundation for a pole barn home will cost about $26,000 for excavation, foundation, concrete, retaining walls, and backfill. Another option is pole barn floor plates you can install over a pier and beam setup.
We offer Concrete Slabs - Concrete Basketball courts - Pole Barn Concrete floors - Concrete shop floors, Pickle ball courts - hockey courts in Colorado Springs, CO services, and so much more. Get in touch with us today to learn more about what we can do for you.
CONCRETE DRIVEWAYS, PATIOS PAVERS, REMOVE/REPLACE, MAINTENANCE, CRACK FILL, REPAIR. SERVING THE FRONT RANGE: CASTLE ROCK, COLORADO SPRINGS, FALCON, FOUNTAIN, MONUMENT, CO. Not all driveways are created equal. We pride ourselves in builing long lasting quality driveways all along the front range of Colorado. Built to compliment your home and built to last.
Like any other major construction project, the cost to build a backyard basketball court will vary depending on a number of different factors. One of the most seemingly obvious factors is size – the larger the court, the more expensive the project. A compact “shooting lane” court can be built for less than a full-size tennis court with components, for example. When purchasing a backyard court, one must consider the “big picture” and treat it like the construction project that it is.
There are many factors that make up the overall cost of building a home game court, the actual “court” being just one of them. To better understand what you are getting when purchasing and installing a home court, let’s break down the project into 5 key components:
- Site Work
- Base Material
- Surface
- Components
- Installation
Building any athletic court requires a hard, flat surface. The site work can be defined as all of the work that needs to be completed in order to prepare your property to install the court – i.e. making it hard and flat. This includes excavating, leveling, grading, moving sprinklers, and any other work necessary to get your property ready for the base material.
Depending on your property, the site work is usually the largest costs associated with the project. The more work that needs to be completed to prepare your space, the larger the cost will be. This is why two seemingly identical 30′ x 30′ courts can vary in price as it depends on the property on which they are being built.
Aside from the obvious question of “who” will be doing your site work, it’s also important to consider the accessibility of your property. Inadequate access will limit the equipment that can be used, resulting in higher costs as work may take longer and specialty equipment may be needed. If necessary, fencing can be taken down and put back up to allow access for equipment.
2. Base Material
Base Material is exactly what it sounds like – the material that goes underneath your court. There are many options available for base material including concrete, asphalt, crushed stone and modular bases.
Many courts are built over a 4” thick concrete slab using 4000 PSI concrete and 1/2″ rebar reinforcements or wire mesh. Concrete is considered ideal for sport courts as a permanent structure that when done right will not require any maintenance. Asphalt is another option for base material, depending on your preference. However, asphalt will deteriorate with repeated freeze/thaw cycles and will require maintenance and/or repair over time.
The price of the base will vary depending on what material you choose, among other factors. Local and state building codes, accessibility, drainage, and environmental codes should all be considered when determining the cost of your court base.
3. Surface
4000 psi concrete. 100% the Best choice. Check out our Spec Options Page
4. Components
The components part of the court construction project is where the fun comes in! This is all of the accessories to make your backyard court truly unique to your wants and needs. After all, what’s a basketball court without the hoop? Components include things like basketball hoops, net systems, containment netting, rebounders, and lighting.
The type and amount of components for your backyard court will depend on your specific wants and needs, and can be different with each project. (A family who is only interested in tennis will not need basketball hoops and those who play volleyball don’t necessarily need a pitching machine.) The more accessories you choose for your court, the higher the cost associated. In turn, the more accessories you have, the more your court will be used and you’ll see a greater return on your investment. You can turn your basketball court into a multi-game court with painted lines and a net system, play day or night with custom lighting, or install containment netting to avoid runaway balls – the choice is yours!
Although you probably already imagine the type of accessories you’ll want for your backyard court, Springs Concrete, LLC can provide guidance and suggestions based on your needs and budget.
5. Installation
Now that you and your property are fully prepared, the last component of the court building process is the actual installation of your court and accessories. The installation of your court and painting of lines usually takes 7-10 days and the only cost associated with this step (should no unexpected problems arise) is the labor costs. Labor costs can vary depending on who is doing the installation (contractor) and where you live.
Building a backyard sport court is a unique construction project for your home. By this point, you’ve already spent a lot of time, money, and energy invested in this project and choosing the right contractor for installation is crucial. It’s important to consider the support and care that the installer provides and the quality of installation being performed. You cannot afford to use anyone unlicensed, uninsured, or unacquainted with the court building process. A contractor who is not experienced with building backyard courts will only lead you to invest more in the future if not done properly.
Choose a contractor who is experienced in building backyard basketball courts, like Springs Concrete, LLC. Our team will walk you through every step of the court building process to ensure that your family receives a basketball court that not only looks great but also performs great for years to come.
It’s important to understand all that goes into a building a home sport court. There are numerous factors that affect the overall cost of this unique construction project and knowing the basic components will help you be better prepared for the costs associated. While the whole project may seem daunting, Springs Concrete, LLC can help you and your family have a stress-free experience. We can help you plan, design, finance, and build the backyard court of your dreams!
Concrete Slab and Floor for a Pole Barn Contractor InstallationsThe most common floor type for pole barns is concrete, which costs $5,000 to $15,000. Concrete Slab Floor installation costs range from $10 to $15 per square foot on average. If you're going to house livestock, leaving the floor as dirt is a common, inexpensive option. Sawdust is spread out over the dirt floor to collect moisture. .
Concrete Foundation Installation Contractor Foundation for a pole barn home will cost about $26,000 for excavation, foundation, concrete, retaining walls, and backfill. Another option is pole barn floor plates you can install over a pier and beam setup.
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