Build a Pickleball Court in Arlington, Massachusetts
Planning a pickleball court in Arlington, MA? We’re ready to help.
Bring your vision to life with Arlington pickleball court construction tailored for homes, clubs, schools, and town parks. Whether it’s a private backyard in East Arlington, Arlington Heights, or Morningside, upgrades near Arlington Center or the Alewife/Spy Pond corridor, or a new public amenity elsewhere in town, we streamline the process—from smart site planning to a finished court that plays fast and true. For projects that require it, our partners coordinate permits with Arlington Inspectional Services and submit applications through the Town’s OpenGov online permitting portal.
Why Choose Local Pickleball Court Builders
Working with Greater Boston pros means faster timelines, clear communication, and materials matched to New England freeze–thaw cycles. Our vetted partners understand Arlington’s stormwater program and MS4 obligations—designing drainage to keep runoff on-site and protect local waterways in line with the Town’s Stormwater Management Plan and annual MS4 reporting.
We handle:
Custom courts for residential, commercial, school, and community sites
Installation on asphalt or concrete with proper base prep and drainage
Full conversions from tennis or basketball slabs to dedicated or blended pickleball lines
Durable, low-maintenance finishes built for year-round play in Massachusetts
Services for Every Stage
Whether you’re starting fresh or improving an existing court, we offer:
Court Construction & Installation
From utility mark-outs and excavation to laser grading and premium acrylic systems, we build Arlington pickleball courts with stable sub-bases, correct slopes for runoff, and consistent ball response. When land-disturbance thresholds are met (≥1 acre), we prepare a SWPPP and obtain coverage under the EPA 2022 NPDES Construction General Permit (CGP)—Massachusetts is an EPA-administered state—while aligning with the Town’s MS4 practices.
Pickleball Court Painting, Court Resurfacing, & Repairs
Seeing cracks, fading color, puddling, or slick spots? Our resurfacing approach restores safety and performance with crack repair, patching/leveling, fresh color coats, and crisp, regulation line work—often without the cost of a full rebuild.
Backyard and Commercial Court Solutions
Backyard courts give families all-access play without travel. For clubs, schools, HOAs, and rec centers, commercial pickleball courts in Arlington help grow memberships, host events, and engage the community. Add fencing, divider nets, windscreens, benches, and LED lighting with neighborhood-friendly shielding.
Why Partner With Us
Licensed, insured, and experienced New England builders
Proven quality across residential and commercial projects
Competitive pricing without compromising workmanship or code compliance
Local expertise with Inspectional Services permits and Arlington’s stormwater/MS4 standards.
Ready to Build or Upgrade a Pickleball Court in Arlington, MA?
Let’s turn your plan into a playable, long-lasting court. We’ll connect you with a trusted Arlington pickleball court contractor who can deliver high-quality work at a fair price.
Top Pickleball Clubs & Courts in Arlington
Crosby Park
Arlington, MA
2 Pickleball Courts
Robbins Farm Park
Arlington, MA
2 Pickleball Courts
Ed Burns Arena
Arlington, MA
6 Pickleball Courts
Demand is rising across Arlington. To keep play consistent, follow proven layout and lines: USA Pickleball specifies a 20′ × 44′ playing area within a 30′ × 60′ minimum (34′ × 64′ preferred) and recommends north–south orientation where possible to reduce sun glare.
Plan for local site conditions. Courts near Spy Pond, Alewife Brook, or the Mystic River may fall within jurisdiction of the Massachusetts Wetlands Protection Act and the Arlington Conservation Commission. Work in wetlands, floodplains, or within 100 feet of a wetland (buffer zone), or within 200 feet of a perennial stream (Riverfront Area) triggers review and permitting. The Commission’s regulations and orders of conditions detail construction practices to protect resources (e.g., limits on equipment staging and fueling near resource areas).
Stormwater alignment. For outdoor projects, match site work to Arlington’s MS4 guidance and engineering resources; the Town’s program—developed under the EPA Small MS4 General Permit—sets expectations for erosion controls, good housekeeping, and post-construction best practices.
Permitting & submittals. Apply for building permits via OpenGov; Inspectional Services lists submittal checklists and contact information. If your project disturbs ≥1 acre, file a SWPPP and obtain EPA CGP coverage (EPA Region 1). Coordinate any RDA/NOI wetlands filings with the Conservation Commission early in design.
From ground-up construction to resurfacing and repairs, Arlington, MA offers practical paths to expand and maintain quality pickleball venues—so players at every level have reliable places to play as the sport grows locally.
