We build tall chain link enclosures for tennis and pickleball courts at schools, parks, clubs and homes near Springfield. Court fence with windscreen carries a heavy wind load, so the posts and footings are sized for it. A tall court fence on a home lot needs a talk with the city first.
We build chain link enclosures for tennis and pickleball courts at homes, schools, parks, clubs and apartment communities around Springfield. Court fence is usually 10 feet high or more, in galvanized or black coated fabric, with walk gates at the corners and a wider gate for maintenance equipment.
Height plus windscreen means a very large wind load, and this is open, windy country. Court posts are heavier pipe than yard fence, set deeper and in bigger footings. We always ask whether windscreen will be hung, because a fence designed bare and screened later is the one that leans.
For a court at a house, check the rules early. Springfield's zoning ordinance caps residential fences at 6 feet, so a tall court enclosure on a home lot needs a conversation with Building and Zoning, and possibly a variance, before any material is ordered. Schools, parks and commercial sites fall under different rules.
Tennis court fencing in Springfield: common questions
Can you refence an existing court?
Yes. If the posts are straight and sound we can replace only the fabric and rails. Leaning or rusted posts are replaced.
Is pickleball fencing different from tennis fencing?
It is often lower, and courts are sometimes divided by short fence between them. We build to the layout you give us.
Should I add windscreen?
It helps play and privacy. It also adds load. Tell us at the start so the posts and footings are sized for it.
How it works
- Free estimate: Call, text or book online. We visit, measure and talk through options.
- Written quote: Clear pricing with material choices side by side.
- Permits & planning: We check local rules and help with permits before we dig.
- Install & clean-up: Our crew installs, cleans up and walks the finished fence with you.