Har-Tru tennis courts are popular across Ontario for a reason. They’re easy on the body, cooler underfoot, and offer a slower pace of play that rewards strategy. But unlike hard courts, Har-Tru (also called clay courts) are more affected by weather, especially rain. One of the most common questions players and court owners ask is:
If you’ve played tennis on a softer, green-coloured surface that feels cooler and easier on the joints, there’s a good chance you’ve experienced a Har-Tru tennis court. These courts are known for their distinctive surface, slower ball bounce, and player-friendly benefits. But what exactly is Har-Tru, and why is it becoming a go-to choice for
Outdoor sports courts are long-term investments that demand durability, performance, and safety. Whether you’re building a tennis court, basketball court, or a multi-use surface, choosing the right material is essential for ensuring playability and minimizing maintenance. At CrowAll, we specialize in custom sports surface construction across Ontario, using advanced tools and materials tailored to each
Installing a sports court is a major investment, whether for residential, community, or commercial use. Whether you’re building a tennis, basketball, pickleball, or multi-sport court, understanding the cost breakdown is crucial to planning your project effectively. Several factors influence the total price. This includes court size, surface material, site preparation, drainage, and additional features such
A well-maintained sports court is essential for safety, playability, and aesthetics. Over time, constant use, weather exposure, and natural wear and tear can degrade the surface, leading to cracks, fading, and reduced traction. These issues impact the performance and consistency of play and increase the risk of injuries. Regular resurfacing and sport court repair help
Building a backyard sports court—whether tennis, basketball, or pickleball court—involves several precise steps that ensure the finished surface is sturdy, functional, and visually appealing. Each phase, from the initial consultation to the final lines painted on the court, plays a distinct role in shaping how well the court holds up over time. This guide breaks
Padel has become a popular activity in many areas, and Ontario is no exception. People appreciate the fast-paced rallies, the social aspect, and the fact that it does not require the same amount of space as traditional tennis. As a result, community centres, sports clubs, and private residences across Ontario are showing increased interest in
Choosing the right materials for sports court construction is crucial to ensuring a durable, functional, and high-performing surface. The materials you select influence the court’s longevity and affect maintenance requirements, player comfort, and overall cost. Let’s explore the different materials used in sports court construction—asphalt, concrete, acrylic, and synthetic options—-and see how the advantages and
Custom sports courts are becoming increasingly popular in homes, schools, and community facilities. They provide convenient access to athletic activities, foster healthy lifestyles, and enhance property value. Whether it’s a tennis court for personal use, a basketball court for students, or a multi-sport surface for community centres, a well-constructed court can be a game-changer for
Indoor running tracks are becoming a popular addition to facilities across Ontario. From community centres and schools to fitness clubs and sports complexes, these versatile installations offer numerous benefits for athletes, fitness enthusiasts, and facility managers. Whether you’re considering enhancing an existing facility or planning a new build, an indoor running track can elevate the