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Springfield, Missouri court builder, established 1953, constructing and resurfacing pickleball and tennis courts across the Midwest.

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Quick Facts

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Midwest clubs and homeowners building, converting, or resurfacing pickleball courts.
Features
Pickleball court construction, tennis-to-pickleball reconfiguration, court resurfacing and repair, clay, asphalt, and post-tension concrete surfaces, drainage design, fencing, lighting, court accessories
Pricing
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Description

Gerald Perry Tennis Company is a sports court construction and surfacing contractor established in 1953, based in Springfield, Missouri, surfacing private and public courts across the Midwest.

Pickleball is named in its sports-served list alongside tennis, volleyball, basketball, and futsal. The services page states plainly that the company repairs and resurfaces existing pickleball courts and can reconfigure existing tennis courts to pickleball, and a completed pickleball project at Hot Springs Village, Arkansas appears in its project imagery.

New builds cover location planning, drainage design, and north-south orientation, with clay, concrete, asphalt, post-tension concrete, and synthetic surface options plus fencing, lighting, and accessories. The company notes hard courts typically need resurfacing every 4 to 7 years.

Quotes run through the site’s contact channels.

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3381 Sommerset Rd, Springfield, MO 65804, USA

Vendor Details

Service Region
Midwest
Year Founded
1953

Common Questions

FAQ 1 Question
Can a tennis court be converted for pickleball?
FAQ 1 Answer
Yes. The company states it can reconfigure existing tennis courts to pickleball, basketball, volleyball, or futsal.
FAQ 2 Question
Has the company built pickleball courts?
FAQ 2 Answer
Yes. A completed pickleball project at Hot Springs Village, Arkansas appears in its services page imagery.
FAQ 3 Question
How often do hard courts need resurfacing?
FAQ 3 Answer
The site cites every 4 to 7 years, which is a core part of its recurring service work.

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3381 Sommerset Rd, Springfield, MO 65804, USA

Vendor Details

Service Region
Midwest
Year Founded
1953

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