After-Dark Usability
A fully enclosed, evenly lit court you can play on safely after dusk, without light spill onto neighboring lots.
Common Failure Modes
Lighting and fencing planned separately, or priced without a site visit, create problems that show up the first time the court is used after dark.
Fixtures placed by guesswork leave shadow bands across the court that make tracking a fast ball unsafe.
Pole count, placement, and aiming angles are mapped to the court footprint before a single post is set.
Fixtures aimed too high or too wide push light into adjacent yards, drawing HOA complaints and ordinance issues.
LED fixtures are aimed and shielded during layout so light stays on the playing surface, not neighboring lots.
Low fence sections, misaligned gates, and loose corners are where balls escape, and where the design failed first.
Gate swing, latch placement, and corner tension are confirmed during layout, not corrected after installation.
When lighting and fencing are scoped separately, poles and fence posts often compete for the same footing positions.
Both systems are planned together so post spacing, pole placement, and concrete footings are coordinated from the start.
Scope of Work
From a single fixture replacement to a full perimeter enclosure with LED lighting, the scope is written to match the court and the sport.
Pole-mounted LED fixtures sized and aimed for even coverage across the full playing surface, set in concrete footings.
Galvanized chain link with vinyl-coated mesh installed at the correct height for the sport, with tensioned panels and corner posts.
Single or double gates with confirmed swing direction and latch placement, integrated into the fence line without gaps.
Rusted panels, bent posts, and loose sections replaced so the enclosure is solid and containment is restored.
10-foot fence height standard for these sports.
Lower pole heights suited to half and full courts.
Fixture shielding to meet HOA appearance standards.
Concrete footings sized for fixture load and wind.
Why Choose Us
Business-level accountability from first enquiry to final walkthrough, not just a referral and a handshake.
No written estimate is issued until a local builder has assessed the court, ground, and drainage in person.
Fixture type, fence height, post spacing, and gate count appear as separate line items, no bundled guesswork.
Both systems are scoped together so pole placement and fence posts are planned without conflict from the start.
Coverage uniformity, fence tension, and gate operation are all checked on site before the job is closed out.
We arrange builders for backyard courts, HOA-managed communities, schools, and commercial facilities across Orange County.
The Process
01
Tell us the site and the sport, and we arrange a local builder to visit and evaluate the space in person.
02
You receive an itemised estimate listing fixture type, fence height, post spacing, and gate count as separate line items.
03
Once installed, coverage uniformity, fence tension, and gate operation are checked on site before the job is closed.
Pricing Estimates
| Job | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Fence installation | $8,000-$20,000 |
| Basic court lighting | $12,000-$30,000 |
| Fence and lighting package | $20,000-$45,000 |
| Commercial-grade lighting system | $25,000-$60,000 |
Tell us the site and the sport. We will arrange a local builder to assess the space and put the full lighting and fencing scope in writing before anything is booked.