Condition inspection
Map wear, fading, contamination and defects across the relevant line and surface areas.
What to confirm before work starts
Site conditions and the final layout must be confirmed before materials, line positions and work sequencing are agreed.
- Record the surface type, indoor or outdoor exposure, usage pattern, cleaning history and known coating system.
- Inspect line visibility, adhesion, wear, contamination, ponding, cracks, delamination and trip or slip concerns.
- Confirm whether the need is routine cleaning, local line touch-up, complete remarking, repair or wider surface work.
- Coordinate closures, weather, ventilation and reopening with the selected maintenance materials and product guidance.
Practical planning and work sequence
Maintenance scope
Prioritise cleaning and compatible local work, while identifying repairs or resurfacing that need separate agreement.
Controlled execution
Protect adjacent areas and apply the confirmed cleaning, preparation, repair or line-refresh steps.
Ongoing care
Record completed work and provide site-specific cleaning and reopening guidance for the selected system.
Frequently asked questions
How often should court lines be refreshed?
There is no fixed interval for every court. Usage, abrasion, cleaning, UV and rain exposure, drainage, previous materials and adhesion determine when a touch-up or full remarking is appropriate.
Is pressure washing always suitable?
No. Cleaning pressure and chemicals must suit the surface and coating. Aggressive cleaning can damage weak coatings or force water into defects, so the system condition should be checked first.
When is resurfacing needed instead of line repainting?
Widespread coating failure, recurring cracks, poor adhesion, uneven repairs or other surface defects may make line-only work unsuitable. The extent must be confirmed from site conditions before recommending the scope.
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