FAQs

Every site is different, so we don’t print prices. Your local FieldTurf dealer quotes the full project – site work and installation, one number. What we promise is value: a high-quality court at a reasonable price.

It depends on the site. Your dealer gives you a timeline with the quote, and Dan oversees the project until the first serve.

A FieldTurf dealer in your market reaches out by email and phone, asks about your project, and schedules a site visit to quote the full project.

Ask us. We’ll point you to the nearest Fenix court or dealer.

A padel court is 66 feet by 33 feet. Plan on roughly 70 by 36 to give players room around it. Your dealer confirms what fits during the site visit.

Yes. The main thing is ceiling height – lobs need room. The minimum is about 20 feet clear, and more is better. Your dealer assesses the building before anything is quoted.

Not necessarily. Every court needs a solid, level foundation, but plenty of sites already have a slab that works. Your dealer checks yours and tells you what, if anything, it needs.

Three to four, depending on the layout. It’s one of the reasons clubs are converting – padel earns more per square foot than tennis. Your dealer maps it out on your site.

Most towns require permits for a permanent outdoor court, and the rules are different everywhere. Your dealer knows the local path and handles it as part of the project.

Your local FieldTurf dealer, with a crew trained on the system. This isn’t a DIY job – a full court weighs several tons and the glass panels alone run about 400 pounds each.

Everything. Your dealer assesses the site, quotes the full project, handles the permits, manages the installation, and stays your service contact after opening day. One quote, one crew, one call.

Classic, Panoramic, or Super Panoramic. It comes down to your site, your budget, and how you want the court to look and feel. Your dealer walks the site with you and helps you pick the style with the best value for your project.

A laser-cut steel structure, tempered glass walls, steel mesh, professional turf, and the net and hardware.

Not much. Brush the turf weekly to keep the sand spread, clean the glass as needed, and check the fittings now and then. Your dealer handles anything bigger – service after opening day is a phone call, not a project.

Your dealer provides warranty support as part of the project – they’re local, so service is a phone call, not a case number. The specific coverage for your court is spelled out in your project quote.

Yes. Homeowners and HOAs are a big part of who we build for. Setback rules and HOA approvals vary, so your dealer sorts out what’s allowed on your property early in the process.