Fencing & Gate Systems

A tennis court requires fencing around its perimeter to contain balls and provide security. While chain-link fencing is the most common option, it can be customized to meet the client’s specific needs.

There are several different types of fencing available.

The wire type is widely used because it allows maximum light to pass through, provides clear visibility in and out of the court, offers a cost-effective solution, and effectively keeps balls within the playing area.

Vinyl clad fencing is a more premium option, offering enhanced durability and improved aesthetics. Color-coated fences also help courts blend into the surrounding environment, creating a more attractive overall appearance.

At Advantage Courts, we use Master Halco’s color chain-link systems, specifically engineered for sports complex applications. These systems are available with galvanized, aluminized, or PVC-coated chain-link fabric on a galvanized steel framework.

Gates
Courts should include enough gates to allow easy access at both ends, simplify ball retrieval, and provide wheelchair-accessible entry points. Proper gate placement also supports maintenance crews and equipment access.

Windbreaks
While primarily designed to reduce or redirect wind, windbreaks also create a visual backdrop that improves ball visibility. For best performance, they should contrast sufficiently with the color of the ball. Windbreaks also help reduce glare and add privacy. A single-color fabric is commonly used.

Advantage Courts takes great pride in the construction of our customers’ courts. We consistently build some of the best courts in Central Florida—starting with high-quality fencing and hardware installation and carrying that same level of care through every step of the paving process.