Tennis Court Cleaning
Pressure Washing Tennis Courts
Josh Pressure Washing & Roof Cleaning cleans basketball and tennis courts every year for our commercial pressure-washing clients. If you have experience, your previous pressure-washing company may have over-marked or damaged the surface, leaving paint lines after it’s dry. Look no further for a reliable pressure-washing service. We help maintain your neighborhood’s tennis courts with our soft-washing method. Cleaning these acrylic surfaces can be tricky, with some tasks easier than others. Tennis courts shouldn’t be cleaned with a high chlorine-to-water ratio, as it’ll cause the paint to bleed. In addition, applying heavy pressure or using surface-cleaning machines will damage the surface.
Soft Washing Tennis Courts
Soft Washing is the technique we use to clean tennis courts. It allows us to apply eco-friendly chemicals to the tennis court without high pressure and then simply rinse them off. Once applied, the detergent penetrates porous surfaces, breaking down mildew, dirt, and grime. The problem with mildew and mold is that if they are left too long on a tennis court surface, they will likely eat away at the acrylic coating, penetrating through it. Because mold and dirt are always the culprits in destroying tennis courts, the sun also plays a big role. Eventually, sun damage will occur. There’s no way around it. Nevertheless, soft washing these contaminants annually will help preserve your tennis court for years to come. The reason is that the chemical does not have to be very strong to keep them clean annually. Once your tennis court has been neglected, it can only be cleaned at ratios that do more good than harm. After the cleaner is applied to the tennis court, we use two pressure washers with soft tips to rinse it off. This is how to properly soft-wash tennis courts in Georgia.
The Importance of Routine Cleaning Tennis Courts
Owners and property management companies should consider having tennis court cleaning in their communities. It should be important. Do you wonder why I would make this statement? Do it for the love of the game! I thought it was crystal clear! Tennis is a gentleman’s sport, and the claim is forfeited if the court is dirty. I don’t think your members will sue you, but people would go to another club. If you are the owner or the manager in charge, it is up to you. Look at the picture, before and after, and tell me in which kind of court you prefer to play in. Without an annual routine cleaning, pressure washing will become expensive. This should be a priority because resurfacing a tennis court can be expensive!
Eliminate Safety Issues On Your Tennis Court
Maintaining your tennis court is essential not only for appearance but also for safety. Accumulated debris, mold, or standing water can pose serious hazards, so it’s recommended to clean the court at least once a month, or more frequently in areas that experience harsh conditions. The main objective is to keep the courts safe and playable, as any buildup of dirt, debris, or trash can cause slips and falls, leading to serious injuries. Regular cleaning is key to avoiding future problems and ensuring a safe playing environment.
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