Dink Pro Courts crew placing concrete for a backyard court slab

Pool & Backyard Design-Build

Pool & Backyard Design-Build in Phoenix and Scottsdale

Licensed pool and landscape partners handle the pool and landscape work; Dink Pro Courts builds the court.

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Experienced Team 20+ Years Experience
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Quick answer: Licensed pool and landscape partners handle the pool and landscape work; Dink Pro Courts builds the court. If you want a pool, landscaping and a pickleball, tennis, basketball, or multi-sport court in the same Phoenix or Scottsdale backyard, Dink plans and builds the court to fit around the pool and landscape areas, and coordinates the court schedule with your licensed partners.

Experienced Team / 20+ Years Experience.

Important: Dink Pro Courts does not hold an Arizona pool or landscape contractor license and does not design or build swimming pools or landscapes. Pool and landscape design and construction are performed by independently licensed pool and landscape partners. Sport court construction is performed by Dink.

Why the court should be planned with the pool and landscape

Most Phoenix and Scottsdale backyards fail when the pool, hardscape, and court are sequenced as afterthoughts. Drainage fights the pool deck. The court pad steals the only flat pad left. Fencing and lighting conflict with HOA rules. Planning the court early, alongside your licensed pool and landscape partners, fixes that:

  1. Court plan for your yard — how you want to play, and where the court fits beside the pool and landscape areas.
  2. Pool and landscape scope by licensed partners — pool shape, equipment, decking and water features, plus planting, irrigation and hardscape, are designed and built by licensed pool and landscape partners (their licenses, their warranties).
  3. Court scope via Dink — orientation, base, acrylic surface, striping, net, optional fencing and LED lighting.
  4. Shared schedule — court excavation, utilities, and curing sequenced with the partners’ work so nobody tears out finished work.
  5. Clear roles — Licensed pool and landscape partners handle the pool and landscape work; Dink Pro Courts builds the court.

Phoenix section: heat, monsoon, and lot realities

Phoenix installs deal with 110°F+ summers, intense UV, monsoon downpours, and caliche or expansive soils. For the court, that means proper slope and drainage, a base built for desert soils, and acrylic systems chosen for Arizona sun. For the pool and landscape, your licensed pool and landscape partners address structure, plumbing, equipment pads, planting, irrigation and code — we plan the court so it doesn’t fight that work.

Neighborhoods we commonly discuss with homeowners: Arcadia, Biltmore, Ahwatukee, North Phoenix, Desert Ridge, and surrounding Phoenix pockets with room for a court pad beside a pool.

Scottsdale section: estate lots and outdoor living

Scottsdale and near-Scottsdale lots often support larger outdoor programs: pool, spa, covered patio, and a full pickleball or sport court. Views, setbacks, and HOA design guidelines matter. We plan court orientation for sun and neighbors, then plan court fencing, windscreens, and lighting that fit the property, while your licensed pool and landscape partners handle the pool and landscape work, including pool engineering and finish selections.

What Dink builds (the court)

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. Final pricing depends on site conditions and options. Pickleball court cost guide · Financing

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.

What licensed pool and landscape partners handle

Pool + court layouts that work in Arizona yards

Common court-and-pool layouts:

Deep dive: Pool and pickleball court designs for Phoenix & Scottsdale

How the process works

  1. Send photos or request a visit — lot size, HOA docs if you have them, and how you want to use the yard.
  2. Court layout — where the Dink court sits relative to the pool and landscape areas your licensed partners design, plus circulation.
  3. Pool and landscape work — Licensed pool and landscape partners handle the pool and landscape work; Dink Pro Courts builds the court. We coordinate the court schedule with them.
  4. Court design — use our Court Designer or a guided layout session.
  5. Build sequence — pool and landscape work by licensed partners, then the Dink court base, surface, and court punch list.
  6. Play — court walkthrough with Dink; pool startup and landscape handoff by your licensed partners.

Financing and next step

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. Court pricing is quoted for your site. Pool and landscape pricing is quoted separately by the licensed pool and landscape partners. Financing

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. Dink builds the court itself; see pickleball court installation in Phoenix. Dink builds the court; see pickleball court construction in Scottsdale. Want more than pickleball? See our backyard game court options.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Licensed pool and landscape partners handle the pool and landscape work; Dink Pro Courts builds the court. We do not hold a pool or landscape contractor license.

No. Licensed landscape partners handle landscape design and installation; Dink Pro Courts builds the court.

We don't design or build pools. For a pool-only or landscape-only project, please hire a licensed pool or landscape contractor directly. If you add a court, Dink builds the court and coordinates with them.

Yes. Adding a court beside an existing pool is a common project. See our pool and pickleball court page.

We focus on Phoenix, Scottsdale, and Maricopa County. Ask us about your city.

Want the court portion on its own? See backyard pickleball courts in Arizona. Planning new landscaping without a pool? See landscape and backyard design-build in Phoenix and Scottsdale.

Ready to plan your court?

Tell us how you want to play, and we’ll map the court around your pool and landscape plans. Licensed pool and landscape partners handle the pool and landscape work; Dink Pro Courts builds the court.