IT’S NOT ABOUT US.
It’s about what you’re building—and who you’re building it for.
You don’t come to Austin Courts and Floors because you want a court.
You come because you want what that court creates:
- More time together
- More movement.
- More use out of your space.
- A place people actually show up to.
- Peace of mind you aren’t taking on a headache of a project
- That’s the part that matters.
You’re the One
With the Vision
Maybe it’s a backyard where your kids play every day. Maybe it’s a gym floor that finally feels safe and durable. Maybe it’s a court that brings people together—at home, at school, or in your community.
You don’t need to know every technical detail. You just need someone who knows how to guide you through it.
That’s Where We Come In
Our role is simple:
- Listen first
- Help you make clear, confident decisions
- Solve the challenges before they become problems
- Build it right—so you don’t have to think about it again
No ego. No shortcuts. No pushing you toward something that doesn’t fit.
Our Recent Projects
The Oak Run apartments had 2 dilapidated tennis courts that were beyond repairing and needed a fix.
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Check out this awesome backyard setup – it’s like fun and fitness had a baby, and it’s totally epic! We’re not talking about your average court here.
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Designed for high-performance play and long-term durability, this custom acrylic double pickleball court by Austin Courts & Floors delivers a professional-grade recreational experience for communities, schools, sports facilities, and commercial properties.
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Austin Courts recently completed a significant renovation project in Georgetown, TX, revitalizing a gymnasium that has served the community since 1966.
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Recommended Resources
A great court shouldn’t clock out at sundown. The right lighting turns your space from a “nice backyard feature” into a true all-day, all-evening home court.
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But the court surface? Brutal. “We had these roll-out mats,” Mohammad said. “Three hundred pounds each, constantly blowing over in the wind. I can’t tell you how many hours I spent pressure washing, squeegeeing, and gluing them back down. It was becoming more of a headache than a pleasure.”
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One of the first—and most important—questions we hear when someone starts planning a backyard basketball court is: “What size court do I actually need?”
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If you manage facilities long enough, you inherit a court that’s… technically still a court. Cracks turning into seams. Low spots holding water. Weeds doing what weeds do. Lines that look like they were painted during a sprint. And now it’s your problem.
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