Playground basketball, PE courts, and competition surfaces built to survive decades of student use — and installed inside the summer window your calendar demands.
School courts may be the hardest-working concrete in Montana: hundreds of students daily, every season, with zero tolerance for trip hazards or closures during the academic year. Montana Court Company builds playground and athletic courts for districts and private schools with that duty cycle in mind — 4–5 inch reinforced concrete over compaction-tested base, commercial acrylic surfaces with texture specified for student safety, and striping laid out for PE curriculum flexibility, from regulation basketball to pickleball, four square, and game lines.
We also understand school realities: board approvals, procurement rules, prevailing-wage documentation where applicable, and above all the summer construction window. Montana's build season and the school calendar overlap almost perfectly, and we sequence school projects to break ground after the last bell and hand over finished courts before fall registration. Licensed, insured, background-checked crews, and a written warranty your facilities director can file and forget.
Playground courts typically run $50,000–$110,000; resurfacing existing school courts costs a fraction of new construction and is often the right first step.
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We break ground after the school year ends and commission before fall startup. Your project plan gets milestone dates aligned to the academic calendar, not just the weather.
Acrylic texture tuned for student footwear and wet-morning grip, transition edges flush with surrounding grade, and zero trip hazards — reviewed against your district's safety standards.
Basketball, pickleball, volleyball, four square, and custom PE game lines layered in a clear color hierarchy, giving teachers more lesson options on the same pad.
Detailed specifications, line-item bids, insurance certificates, and references formatted for district procurement and board packets. We make the business office's job easy.
Reinforced 4–5 inch slabs over compacted base withstand daily student load and Montana freeze-thaw, stretching resurfacing intervals and protecting facility budgets.
Licensed, insured, and accustomed to working on school property — fenced work zones, checked-in personnel, and clean sites whether or not summer programs are running.
We meet with facilities staff and administrators to assess the site, define sports and PE uses, and understand budget cycles and approval timelines.
We deliver drawings, specifications, and line-item pricing formatted for your procurement process, and support board presentations as needed.
Groundbreaking is scheduled immediately after the school year ends, with fenced work zones and coordination around any summer programs on campus.
Base prep, reinforced concrete, curing, acrylic surfacing, and multi-game striping proceed on a milestone schedule with weekly updates to your staff.
Punch-list walkthrough with facilities staff, maintenance guidance, and warranty registration — completed before students return.
One crew, one standard of work — from the Bitterroot to the Flathead, and west into Spokane and Coeur d'Alene.
HOAs, resorts, parks, and athletic clubs trust us with courts that see thousands of hours a year. Spec-ready proposals, disciplined schedules, documented warranties.
Learn more →Montana sun and freeze-thaw are hard on acrylic. Resurfacing every 4–8 years restores color, grip, and true bounce — and heads off damage that gets expensive to ignore.
Learn more →Lines are the rules made visible. We lay out and stripe courts to exact regulation geometry — and add new sports to existing courts without turning them into scribble.
Learn more →Free site visits. Honest numbers. Courts built to outlast Montana winters.
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