VA Striping, LLC provides professional tennis court line marking and restriping services throughout Northern Virginia. As a Virginia Class B licensed contractor, we deliver USTA regulation-compliant tennis court layouts for country clubs, public parks, school athletic programs, HOA communities, recreation centers, and private residential courts across Fairfax, Arlington, Loudoun, and Prince William counties.
A regulation tennis court measures 78 feet long by 36 feet wide for doubles play, with singles sidelines set at 27 feet apart. Precision matters — a service box that's 6 inches off-spec changes the geometry of the serve and return, affecting competitive play quality. Our tennis court striping includes baselines, singles sidelines, doubles sidelines, service lines, center service lines, center marks, and net post location markers, all measured and verified against USTA and ITF specifications before paint application begins.
Northern Virginia's tennis court inventory spans hard courts (asphalt and post-tension concrete), acrylic-surfaced courts, and cushioned court systems. Each surface type requires different paint chemistry and application technique for proper adhesion and longevity. Asphalt courts — the most common surface at public parks and HOA facilities — need athletic-grade acrylic paint that bonds to the textured surface without bridging micro-cracks or pooling in low spots. We select paint systems rated for outdoor athletic use that resist UV degradation, moisture infiltration, and the abrasive foot traffic patterns unique to tennis — lateral slides, hard stops, and pivot movements that grind lines faster than straight-line walking traffic.
Multi-sport overlay configurations are increasingly popular as facilities add pickleball lines to existing tennis courts. A standard tennis court can accommodate up to four pickleball courts within its footprint using contrasting line colors to differentiate the two sports. We plan overlay layouts that maintain clear visual separation between tennis and pickleball boundaries so both sports play cleanly on the same surface without confusion. For facilities also serving basketball, we coordinate three-color line systems that keep all court markings distinct and readable.
Restriping frequency depends on court usage and surface condition. High-traffic public courts and club courts with daily play typically need restriping every 2–3 years, while lower-use residential courts can go 4–5 years between applications. We recommend coordinating restriping with crack repair and sealcoating to restore both the playing surface and line visibility simultaneously, getting the most value from a single mobilization to your facility.
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We mark all regulation court types across Northern Virginia:
Serving Northern Virginia
From our Vienna office, we serve: Fairfax County, Loudoun County, Arlington County, and Prince William County.
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