Frequently asked questions

Yes! All concrete will crack.. eventually. There are 2 main ways to minimize this risk. The first option is to saw cut expansion joints in your concrete. This will allow the concrete to expand and contract with Utah's freeze/dry cycle and minimize cracks. However, any paint over these joints will form micro-cracks over time. The second option is is a post-tensioned concrete slab which will be less prone to cracking (though not invincible) but is usually at least 2x more expensive. The right choice of slab will always come down to your personal priorities and budget!

For full build courts we take between 2-4 days to prep and pour your concrete. After concrete is poured, we have to wait 30 days for the concrete to cure before surfacing it. For existing slabs or when your court finishes curing, it will take another 2-4 days to prep and surface your court. After we finish, it is ready to be played on within 24 hours!

Yes! we can repair cracks, adhesion issues, and other defects in your court. Depending on the severity of your repairs, there may be additional costs to ensure your court lasts a long time!

A standard court is usually about 30' wide by 60' long to allow plenty of service and sideline space. As the dimensions shrink, you will lose some of the buffer space outside of your playing lines until you reach the lines which are 20' wide by 44' long. For courts with basketball lines, we recommend being at least 25' wide in order to have a full size regulation 3-point line. If your court is more narrow than this, we may have to do non-regulation lines.

A standard full build court will cost between $35k - $40k though this number can vary greatly depending on things like size, accessories, existing terrain, and complexity of your project. We'll always give you an itemized quote so everything is transparent and clear on how much you are paying for each part of the process!

Yes! We warranty all of our work, always! At Grit Courts, we stand behind our work and like to be sure it gets done right! You can view our full warranty here.

Concrete is made to last up to 100 years. We always take precautions to ensure it lasts as long as possible. Your court surfacing is made to last between 7-10 years depending on things like use, weather, and other factors. When it comes time to freshen up the colors, we can come back and go right over the top of the original coating!

You can design your court with our custom court designer here. We can also accommodate custom colors and logos for an added price. Be sure to ask about our options!

With proper installation and care, epoxy floors last 20–40 years, even in high-traffic garages.

Epoxy is the most popular choice, but polished concrete and sealed finishes are also excellent depending on use and budget. But epoxy is also a misused work (kind of like "Kleenex"). We always use polyaspartic coatings for our garage floors because they are more durable and won't yellow the same way traditional epoxy does.

Most epoxy garage floor installs in Utah range from $3,000–$6,000, depending on size, prep, and finish.

Yes — we specialize in resurfacing existing concrete with overlays, epoxy, and polished finishes.

A waterproof deck coating is a protective system applied over concrete, wood, or other surfaces to seal out water, prevent damage, and extend the life of your deck. It creates a durable, slip-resistant finish that protects againstrain, snow, and UV exposure, making outdoor spaces safer and longer-lasting with minimal maintenance.

Yes! We warranty all of our work, always! At Grit Coatings, we stand behind our work and like to be sure it gets done right! You can view our full warranty here.

You can design your coating with our design team. We offer hundreds of colors and blends to match whatever style you want. We can also accommodate custom colors and logos for an added price. Be sure to ask about our options!