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The Importance of Tennis
Court Resurfacing
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Most tennis courts are made from asphalt, but this can pose a problem in
some areas. The material is very unyielding, which means it could crack or
become brittle if there are extreme changes in the weather or temperature in
your area. This can make it difficult to use the court on a regular basis, and
can make resurfacing an expensive hassle.
Using tile for tennis court resurfacing could be a suitable choice, since
professionals can fit each piece into place with precision, and there are even
some installation kits you can use yourself to make resurfacing easier. The tiles
fit securely and could be more comfortable to play on for hours, since they
are not as hard on the joints. Tiles also offer consistent ball bounce for
continuous play and could keep you from losing the ball during games.
Rubber granules and acrylic are also popular tennis court materials that you
may want to consider. These materials can reduce the shock that you feel in
your joints when you’re running across the court. This is ideal no matter your
tennis skill level, and when it’s more comfortable for you to play the game,
you’ll be more likely to visit the court often and perfect your skills.