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Tennis & Pickleball Court Coating Removal, Moreno Valley, CA

Tennis & Pickleball Court Coating Removal in Moreno Valley, CA

Removing old acrylic court coatings back to the slab — the work this company started on in 1976. Installed by our own crew across Moreno Valley.

Tennis & Pickleball Court Coating Removal installed in Moreno Valley, CA by David Paul Foster Co.
Why David Paul Foster Co. in Moreno Valley

Tennis & Pickleball Court Coating Removal in Moreno Valley, done right.

Removing old acrylic court coatings back to the slab — the work this company started on in 1976. We work Moreno Valley from the tracts below the Box Springs Mountains out toward the eastern edge of the valley, with our own crew on every job — no subcontractors, no surprise charges, and one number to call from the first estimate to the finished concrete coating.

We apply tennis & pickleball court coating removal across Moreno Valley and the surrounding area, including Redlands, Riverside, San Bernardino, Jurupa Valley.

What's included

  • Old acrylic court surfacing stripped back to the slab
  • Tennis, pickleball, basketball and multi-use courts
  • The work this company started on in 1976
  • Thousands of courts resurfaced and stripped over fifty years
  • Schools, clubs, HOAs, municipal facilities and private courts
  • Removal for resurfacing contractors as well as for owners
Tennis & Pickleball Court Coating Removal in Moreno Valley

Built for Moreno Valley homes.

Moreno Valley grew fast and grew flat, and it sits in one of the hotter, more exposed pockets of inland Riverside County. Most of its housing went up from the 1980s onward, so the concrete is middle-aged rather than old — sound underneath, tired on the surface, and baked by a long line of hard summers.

That pushes us hard toward UV-stable systems on anything exterior. Standard epoxy in particular does not belong on an exposed slab here — it ambers and chalks, and we will say so rather than sell it. Stains, textured cool-deck coatings and UV-stable topcoats are what actually last.

Inside the garage it is a different matter entirely, and a ground and properly bonded epoxy or flake floor is exactly right. The distinction between interior and exterior specification matters more in Moreno Valley than in most cities on our list.

Recent work

Tennis & Pickleball Court Coating Removal jobs near Moreno Valley

  • Worker in a respirator running a walk-behind grinder across a green tennis court
  • Crew grinding the blue surface off a pickleball court in bright sun
  • Grinding machines working across a green court beside a tall hedge
  • Grinder stripping the blue coating from a court, bare concrete showing behind
  • Worker grinding the red surface off a tennis court in front of apartments
  • Worker guiding a red walk-behind grinder across a court surface
  • Court part-stripped, with grinding dust across the exposed concrete
  • Grinder cutting a pale stripe through the blue coating on a sports court
  • Walk-behind grinder and hose on a court stripped back to gray concrete

Colors for tennis & pickleball court coating removal in Moreno Valley

16 colors on the board, and a sample laid on your own Moreno Valley slab before anything is ordered.

See all 16 court colors →
  • Sport court color chart showing sixteen acrylic court colors including greens, blues, reds, purple and gray
  • Orange
  • Yellow
  • Brite Red
  • Dark Green
  • Light Green
  • Forest Green
  • Blue
  • Beige
  • +8 more →
Moreno Valley FAQs

Tennis & Pickleball Court Coating Removal in Moreno Valley, questions

Our driveway faces west and gets brutal afternoon sun. What holds up?

A penetrating stain or a textured coating in a lighter tone, sealed with something UV-stable. Color choice does a lot of the work — the same system in a dark tone will run much hotter and show fade sooner.

What condition will the slab be in afterwards?

Back to bare, sound concrete with a profile suitable for a new surfacing system. Cracks in the slab itself become visible once the build-up is off, which is often the first time an owner sees the real condition of their court — and it is far better to see it then than through a brand new color coat.

How many coats build up on a court before it has to come off?

More than most owners realize. Courts get recoated every few years, and each cycle adds thickness. Eventually the build-up cracks, blisters and holds water, and another color coat on top just repeats the problem on a thicker base. At that point it has to come back to the slab, and that is the work we do.

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