Play After Dark
Even coverage, contained balls, and a fence that holds up to South Florida’s salt air and humidity.
Done Right the First Time
The failure modes that lead to a second round of work, and how a careful approach avoids them.
Fixtures placed without a beam-overlap plan leave dark edges at the corners, making evening play unsafe.
Poles are positioned so LED beam patterns overlap at mid-court, eliminating dark spots across the full surface.
Bare steel posts in Fort Lauderdale’s salt air corrode within a few seasons, loosening the fence line.
Vinyl-coated mesh on galvanized steel posts resists corrosion so the fence stays plumb and tight over time.
A fence sized for one sport often fails to contain balls for another, leading to constant interruptions.
Height is selected by sport, typically 10 to 12 feet for tennis, 8 feet for basketball, before any posts are set.
Posts set without adequate concrete depth shift under wind load, pulling the fence out of alignment.
Post footings are poured to the depth required for the fence height and local wind load conditions.
Scope of Work
Both systems are planned and installed together so coverage, containment, and access all work as one.
Galvanized steel poles with LED fixtures positioned for full-court beam overlap and no glare toward neighboring properties.
Vinyl-coated mesh panels on galvanized or aluminum framing, sized to the sport and anchored in concrete footings.
Gate placement confirmed during the site evaluation so access points align with the surrounding yard or path layout.
Netting added above the fence line where overhead clearance is limited and a taller rigid fence is not practical.
Conduit buried during installation and wiring routed to a dedicated circuit, keeping the surface clean and safe.
Retrofit LED fixtures onto an already-built court.
Perimeter fence without a lighting component.
Lighting and fencing planned together from the start.
Why Choose Us
Accountability at every stage, from the first site visit to the final walkthrough.
The itemised estimate covers pole count, fence run, gate positions, and conduit routing, no surprises mid-job.
The site visit assesses space, drainage, and electrical access before any scope is confirmed.
The job is not closed until you have walked the court and confirmed coverage, fence alignment, and gate operation.
We arrange installs for residential backyard courts, HOA communities, schools, and commercial sports facilities.
Service runs across Fort Lauderdale, Weston, Parkland, Davie, Southwest Ranches, and surrounding Broward areas.
The Process
01
The site visit assesses space, existing electrical access, and fence run before anything is scoped.
02
You receive an itemised estimate covering pole placement, fence height, gate positions, and conduit routing in full detail.
03
Lighting and fencing are installed together, then you walk the finished court before the job is signed off.
Pricing Estimates
| Job | Typical cost | Typical size |
|---|---|---|
| Fence installation | $6,000-$15,000 | Per court |
| Court lighting | $8,000-$20,000 | Per court |
| Lighting and fencing package | $14,000-$30,000 | Per court |
Tell us the site and the sport. We’ll schedule an assessment of the space and put the full lighting and fencing scope in writing before anything is booked.