Padel Court Construction Around Georgia & South Carolina
About Talbot Tennis
Padel blends the play of tennis and squash on a smaller, fully enclosed court where the walls are part of the game. It is fast, social, and almost always played as doubles, which makes it a natural fit for clubs, communities, and private residences looking to add something new.
As a padel court contractor serving Georgia and South Carolina, Talbot Tennis builds stand-alone padel courts from the ground up. We have been building courts since 1976, and we bring that same proven craftsmanship to every padel project. We handle site preparation, the base, the enclosure, the playing surface, and the finishing details, delivering a turnkey court that is ready for play. From colors and turf systems to lighting and accessories, we tailor every court to your space and goals. We also specialize in pickleball court construction, outdoor basketball courts, and bocce ball court construction for residential and commercial properties.
What Is Padel?
Padel is a doubles racket sport played on an enclosed court roughly a third the size of a tennis court. Players use solid, stringless rackets and a ball similar to a tennis ball, but the defining feature is the walls.
Glass and mesh surround the court, and the ball can be played off the walls during a rally, much like in squash. That single rule changes everything: points last longer, positioning matters more than raw power, and the game is easy to pick up while staying endlessly fun to master. Its quick learning curve and social, four-player format are a big part of why padel has spread so rapidly across Europe, Latin America, and now the United States.
Padel-Specific Features We Build
Tempered Glass Walls
Shock-resistant tempered safety glass, typically 10mm to 12mm thick, gives clear sightlines and stands up to constant ball and body impact while staying in play.
Steel Mesh Fencing
Galvanized or powder-coated steel mesh frames the enclosure above and around the glass, keeping the ball in play while allowing airflow, light, and spectator visibility.
LED Lighting
Pole-mounted LED systems deliver even, glare-controlled illumination for evening and indoor play, so the court is usable well beyond daylight hours.
Turf Court Systems
Sand-filled artificial turf engineered for grip, consistent rebound, and shock absorption, available in blue, green, and terracotta to match your preferences.
20m x 10m
REGULATION COURT SIZE
10–12mm
TEMPERED GLASS
3–4m
WALL HEIGHT
Doubles
PRIMARY FORMAT
One Team, Every Phase of Your Build
Talbot Tennis manages every phase of the project, from the first survey to the final setup. You work with one experienced team start to finish, with no juggling multiple contractors.
Site Preparation
Surveying, grading, and preparing your space so the court is built on solid, level ground.
Foundation Work
Engineered base and foundation built to support the structure and surface for the long term.
Court Structure
Installation of the galvanized or powder-coated steel frame that anchors the entire enclosure.
Glass & Mesh Enclosure
Tempered safety glass and steel mesh fencing fitted to regulation height and specification.
Turf Surfacing
Professional sand-filled turf laid for grip, consistent rebound, and shock absorption.
Lighting
Optional LED lighting systems for even, glare-controlled play after dark and indoors.
Final Setup
Net, accessories, and finishing details installed so the court is ready for play on day one.
Backed Since 1976
Every phase is handled with the proven craftsmanship we have brought to courts since 1976.
Trusted Padel Court Contractor in Georgia & South Carolina
Building a padel court the right way means getting the base, the structure, and the surface all working together. Our team manages every stage, from grading and the foundation to setting the steel frame, installing the glass and mesh enclosure, and finishing with a professional turf system.
Talbot Tennis has been building courts since 1976, and that experience is your assurance the job will be done right. Backed by our decades of experience in tennis court construction in Georgia and South Carolina, we bring that same proven expertise to every padel project. Whether the court is destined for a private backyard, a country club, or a commercial racket facility, we tailor the build to your site and the way you plan to play. With nearly five decades of court construction behind us, you can trust the result will look sharp and perform for years. Contact us today for a consultation.
Padel Court Installation
A great court begins with a careful installation. We build regulation padel courts that fit your space and your vision, handling the enclosure system, surfacing, net, and accessories so you get a seamless, ready-to-play result.
From the first site survey to the final line, our team keeps you informed and the project on track. We can also walk you through lighting, color options, and windscreen choices to round out the build. Contact us today to start the process.
FAQs About Padel Court Construction in Georgia & South Carolina
Common questions about building a padel court in Georgia and South Carolina. Have one that is not here? Call us at (678) 469-9909.
What are the dimensions of a padel court?
A regulation padel court measures 20 meters long by 10 meters wide, which is roughly 66 feet by 33 feet. The court is enclosed and divided in half by a net. Because padel is played almost exclusively as doubles, the enclosed footprint keeps four players in fast, strategic rallies.
What are the glass walls on a padel court made of?
Padel walls are built from tempered safety glass, typically 10mm or 12mm thick, set into a galvanized or powder-coated steel frame. The glass is part of the game itself, since the ball can rebound off the walls during a rally. Back walls are usually around 3 meters of glass, and the side walls step down toward the net, with metallic mesh fencing above and around the glass.
How much space do I need to build a padel court?
While the playing area is 20m by 10m, you should plan for additional space around the structure for the steel frame, glass panels, and safe player movement. Overhead clearance also matters for outdoor courts. Our team will survey your site and confirm exactly what will fit before any work begins.
Can a padel court be installed indoors or outdoors?
Both. Padel courts are built indoors and outdoors. Outdoor courts often add LED lighting for evening play and can include canopy options for weather protection. Contact us at (678) 469-9909 and we can talk through what works best for your space.
What surface is used on a padel court?
Padel is played on artificial turf with a sand infill, available in colors such as blue, green, and terracotta. The surface is designed for grip, consistent ball rebound, and shock absorption. We help you choose a system that fits how you plan to use the court.
How long does it take to construct a padel court?
Every project has different needs depending on site preparation, the base, and the enclosure system. Talbot Tennis is committed to completing each job in a timely manner and working to meet your schedule. Reach out today to get started.
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