Laser-Tapered Resurfacing on a Har-Tru Clay Court

In a laser-tapered resurfacing, laser guided grading equipment is used to remove excess material at the low end of the court and to add new material at the high end of the court. This process restores the proper court slope and 1" surface depth of Har-Tru material. This video shows the entire laser-tapered resurfacing process.

[@edwinbooth282]

Looks like Fast-Dry, inc.
Good work, again.

[@gnohn9366]

Nice work

[@tjlomin1466]

Well done...

[@itsmrme24]

What's the price range for this type of resurfacing? Say for three courts all adjacent to each other.

[@edwinbooth282]

I’ll try an answer. Iv been maintaining both sprinkler irrigation and subsurface courts for forty + years.
It depends on how many tons per court. The court is built with forty tons, which when compacted, will work out to be 1” of surface.
About regrading of three courts it could run you anywhere from $15,000 to $35,000. That’s a very rough estimate. This includes new tapes of course. I would call Har-Tru, inc for more info.

[@edwinbooth282]

Two words, KNEE PADS. 😢