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 When giving out a tennis court resurfacing
contract to a company don't always base your
decision on the price but rather your choice
should be defined by the ability of the company
to meet your resurfacing specifications and
requirements. If a company can't undertake
certain resurfacing procedures on your court
then you should have no business engaging its
services. These procedures include the
following:
 Ensuring the thorough cleaning of the court
surface with a pressure washer.
 Tackling depressions on the court surface by
leveling it to reduce puddles and also repair
cracks properly.
 Making sure that voids in the pavement are
properly filled with the use of a filler coat.
 Proper application of the required number of
surfacing coats in line with the manufacturers'
directives.
 Ensuring that the coatings are mixed
appropriately and also make sure that the ideal
type and required amount of sand and dilution
is used.
 Adopting the recommended application method
such as the squeegee, striping etc.