When comparing sport court projects in BC, start with the owner's problem and the work that followed.
When comparing courts and outdoor recreation spaces, look beyond the finished photograph. Ask what was there before, which parts were retained and what changed. That context helps you decide whether the example relates to your own property, facility or renewal programme.
For a homeowner, a relevant comparison may be an existing court with a worn finish, limited access or a shared tennis and pickleball brief. For a municipality, it may be a group of courts with different repair needs, public access constraints or a phased closure plan. Similar colours do not establish similar construction. The starting condition and confirmed scope are the details that make a case useful.
Read each approved case alongside its location, audience and service description. Where available, compare photographs from before the work, preparation and completion. A coating project should be identified as coating work; it should not imply that WCSI built the base or supplied equipment outside its actual scope. Dates, dimensions and system names belong to that specific project and are not a general specification for yours.
Use the library to prepare questions for an enquiry rather than to choose a design from an image alone. Tell us which aspect interests you: the layout, surface renewal, equipment or management of the site. We can then discuss your starting point and the information needed for a relevant proposal.
Choose the province, audience and service that best match your brief. If a combination has no matching example, broaden the selection or describe the project directly in your enquiry. A completed project in one location does not establish availability, identical conditions or an approved design for another site.
Blue playing surfaces, green surrounds and white court lines.
Photographs show surface coating, finished court views and aerial views of the same site.
Client-supplied photograph. Location and installation scope not confirmed.
A blue tennis court with a green surround beneath trees.
Two photographs show the same court and its playing lines.
Client-supplied photograph. Location and installation scope not confirmed.
Blue playing areas on a dark surrounding surface.
Two views show the playing areas and line layout at the same site.
Client-supplied photograph. Location and installation scope not confirmed.
A blue tennis court with a green surround.
One client-supplied photograph shows this court. It is a different site from the other blue-court photo group.
Client-supplied photograph. Location and installation scope not confirmed.
A green court, white lines and a basketball hoop.
Two photographs show the same court from similar viewpoints.
Client-supplied photograph. Location and installation scope not confirmed.
Additional client-supplied court photographs and temporary old-site references.
These photographs are collected as a gallery. They are not presented as one project or as separate verified WCSI installations.
Client-supplied photograph. Location and installation scope not confirmed.
A worn court surface, repair details and a green playing surface.
The photo group includes cleaning, crack preparation, coating and line-marking details. It does not establish a contracted scope or a dated before-and-after claim.
Client-supplied photograph. Location and installation scope not confirmed.
A purple and yellow modular-tile basketball court.
The photographs show partly assembled tile, finished views and an aerial view of the same court.
Client-supplied photograph. Location and installation scope not confirmed.
A two-tone green court with a net and white playing lines.
Three views show the same court, its playing lines and the surrounding surface.
Client-supplied photograph. Location and installation scope not confirmed.
No projects match these filters. Try another service, audience or province.
Clear filtersLook for the original brief, the site constraint and the confirmed WCSI work. The record should distinguish owner-supplied equipment, specialist work and the selected surface system. A sequence of images can show preparation that the final photograph hides. Review any care information in the context of that particular system and installation.
For an existing finish, use the court resurfacing guide to prepare condition information. For a new enclosed racquet court, start with padel planning. Each explains what belongs in the scope before a finished example becomes a reference for your project.
For photographs rather than cases, View more photos: the archive groups court photos and short videos by project type, with captions that describe only what each image shows.
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