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From post-tensioned concrete installations to complete court reconstruction, Trans Texas Tennis delivers unmatched quality and precision.

Trans Texas Tennis is known for quality tennis court maintenance, installation, and construction. Contact us to learn all about our tennis court services, from new construction & re-construction to surfacing and lighting.

The post-tensioned difference

A court held together from the inside.

Post-tensioned slabs use high-strength steel cables embedded in the concrete. Once tensioned, they place the whole court in permanent compression, resisting the soil movement and temperature swings that crack ordinary asphalt and concrete courts.

Ordinary asphalt / concrete Post-tensioned concrete
Tensioned cables keep the slab in compression, so ground movement can’t open structural cracks.
  1. 01

    Cables placed

    High-strength steel cables are laid in a grid across the court before the pour.

  2. 02

    Concrete poured

    A single continuous slab is poured with fence posts and net-post sleeves cast right in.

  3. 03

    Cables tensioned

    Once the concrete cures, the cables are pulled tight, placing the whole slab in permanent compression.

  4. 04

    Built to last

    No expansion or control joints, no structural cracks: a stable base for decades of acrylic surfacing.

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Backed by over 40 years of post-tensioned concrete innovation, we deliver trouble-free, high-performance courts built to last. Get in touch to start designing your next tennis, pickleball, or multi-sport complex.