Basketball Court Cleaning

What This Service Involves

Outdoor courts in the Northwest spend most of the year damp, and that moisture turns the painted or coated surface into a slippery moss trap. We use controlled pressure and a rooted-growth treatment to lift green buildup without damaging the court coating or line paint. Standing-water low spots that breed algae get extra attention so the surface dries evenly. Players get reliable traction back and the court reads clean from the key to the baseline.

Benefits

Restores reliable traction on a moss-slicked surface; Protects court coatings and painted lines during cleaning; Targets low spots where algae repeatedly returns; Extends the life of the playing surface

Our Process

1) Clear the court and sweep away loose debris; 2) Apply a growth treatment to painted and coated areas; 3) Surface clean at pressure safe for the coating; 4) Rinse toward drainage and inspect line paint

What Affects the Cost

Court dimensions and surface area; Type of coating or paint system; Density of moss and algae; Condition of existing line striping; Drainage and low-spot pooling

Best Time of Year

Clean the court in late spring to shed winter moss before the outdoor playing season heats up.