Backyard Pickleball Court Build Part 3

Welcome back for part 3 of our pickleball court build! Today we are sharing our install of the Goalrilla basketball goal and a dry pour concrete pad around the basketball goal for a storage box and for the fence.
Stay tuned for part 4 where we will share the fence install and our solar lights.
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[@nathanolson8547]

I see your concrete had saw cuts on it, did the paint just fill it in ? Do you see them or feel them on the court ?

[@SouthHavenCountryLiving]

the acrylic fills the cracks. they are not noticeable at all after the finish is put on.

[@michelinerioux7931]

How much does it cost you?

[@SouthHavenCountryLiving]

There is a pretty huge range depending on a lot of factors. The range is generally going to be 25-50k depending on how flat your yard is, whether you want cushion layers, how cheap/expensive concrete is in your area. We had to bring in a lot of stones to level ours which brought the cost up significantly and we went with the cushion layers as well.
You might be able to do it “slightly” cheaper than the low end if you have a really flat yard and are friends with a concrete guy 😀
This was around 40k, which was about 10k more than I originally expected / was quoted because the guy miscalculated the slope of yard and therefore the amount of stones it would take to level it.
I probably wouldn’t have been able to stomach it if I knew that ahead of time …. But I’m so glad I did it anyways. We absolutely love it.