high performance maintenance
Our Services
Artificial Grass Tennis Courts
Moss and Algae Removal
Perimeter Deep Cleaning
Court Sanding
Court Grooming
Tree Root Removal
Sand Supply
Red Porous / En Tout Cas Tennis Courts
Clean Up & Top Dress
Moss and Weed Treatment
Hole / Depression Re-Construction
Tree Root Removal and Repair
Regular Maintenance
Brick-Dust Supply
Line Patching / Replacement
It’s time to show your court the love it deserves.
Is your Artifical Grass Tennis Court covered in Moss, Algae or Weeds?
We will rejuvenate your court back to a beautiful, maintainable and performant standard—without the need for pressure washing.
Prefer to play on clay?
We specialise in red porous, or ‘En Tout Cas’ maintenance: at both community clubs and private residences.
Lovecourts is based in Metro Melbourne. We work all over town, the Mornington Peninsula and Regional Victoria.
GET BACK ON TOP
OF IT
It is easy to let the condition of your Tennis Court slip away from you. We’ll rejuvenate your court and give you the knowledge to maintain it into the future.
A little bit of love goes a long way.
BEFORE & AFTER
“It looks better than when it was new!”
let’s take it from disgrace to ace.
Check out our other images of tennis court rejuvenation projects.
Artificial Grass Rejuvenation
How it works.
Step One: Treatment
Your Tennis Court will be treated for Moss and Weed growth.
It is important to apply the treatment in dry weather to maximise efficacy.
Step Two: De-contamination
After two to three weeks the growth will be ready to clean. Using various industrial brooms the moss and weed will be extracted from the carpet pile. The contaminates will then be filtered and removed from the court.
Step Three: Finishing
Now that the court has been cleaned we need to get it ready for play. Sand is re-distributed across the playing surface and leveled. The court is groomed for consistency and longevity.
Sit back while your court gets a makeover.
FAQs
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Moss loves the damp, dark and cold. Shady areas typically around the edges of the court is where Moss growth will start in the Autumn months. Control the build up of leaves and sediment (ideally weekly) and brush the susceptible areas to disturb any spores. Unfortunately once the moss takes hold it’s a bit trickier to remove. Prevention is always better!
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A Tennis Court that is in good maintainable condition at a Tennis Club will use on average a minimum 100kg of brick-dust a month. A residential court will require less because it has less traffic and play.
A standard full top dress can use anywhere between 800kg and 1600kg depending on the size of the court, any damage, and how bare it is.
A rejuvenation might require 2500kg to 5000kg! If damage is severe (this will be in multiple applications to help restore the base). -
The bottom of your shoes!
The wind, weather, bagging and patterns of players can also move sand to the court perimeter.
Over time sand will compact into the pile. Regular grooming will de-compact the sand and re-erect the carpet pile. Sand can be re-distributed from the court edges and new sand added as required. It’s important to maintain sand levels. If your court is low on sand and the pile is flat or bent over—you will be wearing out your carpet at a much faster rate. This is because your wearing out the fibers further down closer to the base. -
Regular Court Maintenance gives you the highest quality performance and best looking courts for a longer period of time. Regular visits allows the court technician to identify any developing issues with the surface and fix them before they turn into a big problem requiring costly re-surfacing, re-construction or become a risk to health and safety.
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A new court is installed with about 12 Tonnes of kiln dried sand. When you pressure wash a court this sand gets blown out and turns to a sloppy mess that usually has to be removed. Then the sand has to be replaced. The pressure wash also puts stress on the seams of the carpet and can blow out fibers.
We prefer our brushing method because it is less aggressive, it focuses on the top few mm of the carpet pile (where the growth is) and allows the majority of sand to be filtered and re-used.
Match Point.
Feel free to contact us via email or fill out our contact form to discuss the details of your Tennis Court.