Basketball hoops

Basketball
Hoop Installation in BC

Price on request. Compare the S200 and T100 basketball hoop systems, then ask for a quote for supply and installation in British Columbia.

For private homeowners and municipalities

Price on request

Which hoop systems can you ask about?

Manufacturer reference image. Not a WCSI installation.

We handle supply and installation of two basketball hoop systems in BC: the S200 inground basketball hoop and the T100 basketball stand. We can help you choose between them for your court, and we price each job for the site.

S200 Inground Basketball Hoop

An inground hoop stays in one position, so its foundation and the court layout are planned together. Share the hoop position you have in mind with your enquiry. View the S200 inground basketball hoop

T100 Basketball Stand

A stand for a court or a hard play surface. Tell us where it will be used and on which surface, and we can compare it with an inground system for your site. View the T100 basketball stand

The images on these pages are manufacturer reference images, not WCSI installations. Dimensions, materials, adjustment and other specifications come from the manufacturer's current documents; ask for them with your quote.

Hoop supply or a complete court?

If the court already exists, describe its surface, its condition and where the hoop would stand. A new hoop can be part of a court renewal: see the court resurfacing guide for the playing surface. If you are planning a new full or half court, start with basketball court construction, where the base, the surface, the line layout and the hoop are planned as one project. Modular sport tiles are another surface you can ask about.

Keep the equipment and the installation work clear in the quote: who supplies the hoop, who prepares the foundation and what happens to any existing equipment. We quote basketball hoop supply in BC site by site; there is no online ordering.

What to include in a hoop enquiry.

  1. 01

    The system

    Say whether you are asking about the S200, the T100 or both, and how many you need.

  2. 02

    The site

    Give the location, including the province, and describe the court or ground where the hoop will go.

  3. 03

    The scope

    Tell us whether you need supply only, or supply and installation, and whether old equipment needs removing.

  4. 04

    Photos or a plan

    A photo of the court or a simple site plan helps us review the hoop position.