The primary factors that influence the cost of a squash court include:
- Location – Local labor rates, transportation, and import costs all affect the final project price.
- Indoor or Outdoor Installation – Outdoor courts require weather-resistant materials and additional environmental considerations, while indoor courts may require integration with existing building services.
- Number of Courts – Multi-court projects often benefit from economies of scale, reducing the average cost per court.
- Court Configuration and Layout – The arrangement of courts, available space, and facility design can influence both material and installation costs.
- Wall System – The choice between sand-filled panel walls or glass walls has a significant impact on both appearance and budget.
- Technical Feasibility – Every site is assessed to ensure it is suitable for installation. Important considerations include:
- A suitable structural base, typically a 150 mm reinforced concrete slab.
- Installation access, generally requiring a minimum opening of 2.4 m high by 1.8 m wide.
- Existing walls or structural elements that may support or affect the court installation.
- Floor levelness, ceiling height, and any site-specific constraints.
- Optional Features – Spectator seating, LED lighting, digital scoreboards, custom branding, and other enhancements can be incorporated to suit your requirements.
Because every project has its own requirements and site conditions, we take the time to understand your objectives before preparing a tailored proposal. This ensures you receive a solution that meets your performance, budget, and long-term operational needs.
We'd be pleased to discuss your project and provide a free of charge consultation.
For a particular court pricing feel free to contact us and we will provide you with an official offer.
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