Pickleball Court Builder in Peoria, AZ

Quick answer: As a pickleball court builder serving Peoria, AZ, we plan each court around one of two very different kinds of lots: established neighborhoods in south and central Peoria, and newer desert or hillside lots in the north toward Lake Pleasant. Dink Pro Courts builds the full court, from grading and base to surface, striping and net, with optional fencing and lighting.

Experienced Team / 20+ Years Experience.

North Peoria: Desert, Slopes and Rock

Peoria stretches a long way north, and lots in communities such as Vistancia and around the Lake Pleasant area often come with desert terrain:

• Slopes. A level court pad on a sloped lot can need cut, fill or a retaining edge. We plan that in the quote, not after excavation starts.
• Rock and caliche. Shallow rock and hard caliche are common. They slow excavation and can mean extra haul-off.
• Washes and runoff. Desert lots can take runoff from washes and higher ground during monsoon storms. The court has to sit out of that path, with drainage routed around it.
• Native desert areas. Some lots have areas the HOA or plat requires you to leave natural. The court goes inside the buildable area.

South and Central Peoria: HOA Lots and Block Walls

Closer to the Loop 101, most Peoria homes are in HOA communities with block-walled yards. The questions here are whether a full play area fits next to the pool and patio, how equipment gets into the yard, and what the HOA will approve for fence height and lights. We bring a drawn layout to answer the first, plan the access route for the second, and prepare HOA paperwork for the third.

Fencing for Desert Lots

A ball that leaves the court on a north Peoria lot usually lands in cactus, rock or open desert. Perimeter fencing keeps balls in play, keeps rabbits and other wildlife off the surface, and gives windscreens something to hang on when desert wind picks up. We set the fence height and style to fit your HOA guidelines and the view you want to keep.

City of Peoria Requirements

Setbacks, fences, walls and outdoor lighting are reviewed under City of Peoria rules, alongside any HOA guidelines. We confirm what your court needs before construction is scheduled.

How We Build Your Peoria Court

1. Site visit or photos — we measure the yard, check access and look at drainage on your Peoria lot.
2. Layout and quote — a court plan drawn to your yard, with clearances, orientation and options.
3. Approvals — HOA review and city requirements confirmed before we schedule.
4. Base — excavation, grading and a reinforced concrete slab, cured before coating.
5. Surface — multi-coat acrylic, regulation striping and net installation.
6. Extras — optional fencing, windscreens and LED lighting, then a final walkthrough.

Cost and Financing

Courts start at $29,000 for a 54 ft x 28 ft court, with a basic net and 4 paddles included. Financing is $598/mo for 60 months with excellent credit. See financing options.

Estimated rates and terms are not binding and are subject to change. Your actual APR depends on credit score, amount financed and credit history; only borrowers with excellent credit qualify for the lowest rates. All financing is subject to credit review and approval by lending partners.

Slopes, rock, retaining and long equipment routes add to the price in north Peoria. Flat HOA lots with good access usually need less preparation.

Nearby Service Areas

We also build courts in Glendale and Phoenix. See how pickleball court installation works, or start with our backyard pickleball court guide.

Ready to Plan Your Court?

Send photos or a site plan and we’ll tell you what your court needs.