Pickleball Court Cleaning Services

Old Methods

Cleaning pickleball and tennis courts is crucial for maintaining their quality and longevity. Traditionally, a standard pressure washer paired with a surface cleaner attachment is used for this task, providing an efficient and cost-effective solution that results in a pristine playing surface. However, there are downsides to this method. The high-pressure water erodes some of the surface material with each cleaning, which will lead to permanent striping that detracts from the court's appearance. Additionally, the vibrations caused by the surging water through the hose will create noticeable marks on the court. While pressure washing offers quick results, it’s essential to consider its long-term effects on the court’s integrity and appearance. Finding alternative cleaning may help mitigate the unrealized costs of traditional cleaning.

New Methods

High pressure erodes surface

Leaves permanent marks

Vibrating hoses scar the surface

Unrealized Costs due to unnecessary wear

Premature Court Resurfacing $$$$

Soft wash cleans without erosion

No permanent marks

No vibrating hoses or pulsating pumps

Algaecide keeps surface clean longer

Significantly cheaper in the long run

Leaves a brighter clean

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Our soft washing methods for cleaning pickleball and tennis courts provide the safest solution for outdoor surfaces. By utilizing a low-pressure application spray, we effectively eliminate algae and mold on contact, followed by a gentle rinse that washes away dirt, grime, and debris. Additionally, our use of non-pulsating, non-piston pumps prevents hoses from vibrating and damaging the court surface during cleaning. This innovative approach not only ensures a superior clean but also sanitizes and protects the surfaces, ultimately saving you money by reducing the frequency of costly court resurfacing, which can run into tens of thousands of dollars. With no damage, less frequent cleaning needed, and a cleaner court, our method truly offers a financial advantage, keeping money in your pocket and preserving the longevity of your courts.