All 18 courts at the University of Oklahoma, a VersaCourt multi-sport court in Lawton and an awarded indoor pickleball resurfacing for the City of Edmond. Oklahoma City, Norman, Edmond, Tulsa, Lawton and statewide, registered as a State of Oklahoma supplier.
We build and resurface courts across Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri, and Kansas using Laykold, the official surface of the US Open. We just finished all 18 courts at the University of Oklahoma's Headington Tennis Center, 12 outdoor and 6 indoor, and the complex was just named a 2026 USTA Outstanding Facility.
18 courts resurfaced in Laykold, 12 outdoor and 6 indoor, under a competitive public RFP, with six courts kept in play. The complex was named a 2026 USTA Outstanding Facility. Case study
Multi-sport VersaCourt modular tile court over a new slab. EliteTrax served as general contractor.
Indoor pickleball court resurfacing for Edmond Parks and Recreation.
State of Oklahoma supplier. EliteTrax is a registered State of Oklahoma supplier and is registered on municipal and county bid portals across the state, including Oklahoma City, Tulsa, Edmond, Norman, Broken Arrow and Tulsa County.
University and school work. The OU program ran under a competitive public RFP through OU Procurement; both OU Athletics and OU Procurement are available as references for Oklahoma public buyers.
Cooperative contracts. As an authorized Laykold dealer we can deliver Laykold systems through the national cooperative contracts held by Laykold's manufacturer, including Sourcewell and OMNIA Partners, where your agency participates. Ask us which vehicle fits.
Public bid results in our footprint show winning prices for a plain acrylic resurface on existing courts spanning roughly $6,700 to $16,000 per court on jobs of 4 to 16 courts, with single-court jobs higher. Those are other owners' awards, not our pricing; see the budgeting guide for the sources. Send photos and an address for a number for your courts.
Request a bid package or read how cooperative purchasing works for court projects.
Not on the list? Multi-court projects travel well. Ask.
You deal with the person who can commit the company. No call center, no layers.
Send photos and an address, or we walk the site. We look at the slab, cracks, drainage and fencing before anyone talks price.
A line-item proposal: what is included, the system by name, what happens with cracks, and a realistic number you can plan around.
Acrylic goes down at 50 degrees and rising, so we set a window that fits the season and your calendar.
Preparation, repairs, surfacing and striping to the manufacturer specification, with daily photo records on every public project.
You walk the courts with us before final acceptance. Outdoor courts are ready to play 24 hours after lines when nights stay above 60 degrees.
Yes. Twelve outdoor courts at the Headington Tennis Center and six indoor courts at the Gregg Wadley facility, resurfaced in Laykold in 2026 under a competitive public RFP. The case study has the scope, the phasing and the photos.
Yes. We price tennis court resurfacing and new court construction for Oklahoma districts and are registered on district and state portals. Tell us the campus and court count and you will get a budget number.
Depends on the city's purchasing rules and thresholds. Where a city participates in a national cooperative such as Sourcewell or OMNIA Partners, Laykold systems can be delivered through the manufacturer's contract. Otherwise we bid your solicitation; we are registered on most Oklahoma municipal portals.
Acrylic needs 50 degrees and rising at the surface, so roughly April through October outdoors, and year-round for indoor courts like OU's Wadley facility.
Send the court count and the city. You will get a realistic scope and budget number so you know what to plan for, even if the work is a year out.