1. Excavate and grade the area where you want to build the tennis court. 2. Pour a base layer of crushed stone or gravel and compact it to provide a sturdy foundation. 3. Apply a binder layer of asphalt concrete over the base layer. 4. Apply a second, more refined layer of asphalt concrete. 5. […]
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1. More durable and long-lasting due to reinforced steel cables and poured concrete. 2. Resists cracking and other damages than that of asphalt courts. 3. Resistant to damage caused by changes in temperature and weather conditions. 4. Low maintenance cost compared to other types of tennis courts. 5. Provides a uniform high-performance playing surface which
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1. Find a reliable and experienced contractor for constructing post-tensioned concrete tennis courts. WELCOME TO TMT 2. Clear the area where the tennis court will be constructed, set up your laser bring out the laser grader and start flattening the surface 3. Build the sub-base using crushed stone or gravel to ensure proper drainage. 4.
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