William Trax · Southern California
The court in your backyard should look like it belongs on TV.
Sport Court Resurfacing & Construction
Basketball · Pickleball · Tennis · Multi-Sport
I'm William Trax, owner of Trax Court Resurfacing. My crew designs, builds, and resurfaces premium sport courts throughout Southern California — for private residences, schools, parks, commercial facilities, and country clubs.
- Plexipave Surfaces
- Owner-Operated
- Homes, HOAs, schools & parks
01 · What We Build
Built to the standard we'd want in our own backyard.
From private backyards to public and commercial courts, one crew handles every phase.
See these courts in the gallery
Basketball Courts
Full courts, half-courts, and driveway courts finished in your team colors — with custom logos and stencils in tournament-grade acrylic.
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Pickleball Courts
Southern California's most-requested build. Precise kitchen lines, regulation dimensions, and a surface that plays like the club.
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Tennis & Multi-Sport
Resurface an aging tennis court or layer basketball, pickleball, and tennis on a single, well-planned canvas.
ExploreImagine walking into your backyard every morning.
Picture stepping outside to a court that looks like it belongs at a country club. Rich colors. Crisp lines. A playing surface you'll want to use every day.
That's the standard we build every day.
02 · Materials
We surface exclusively with Plexipave.
California Sports Products Plexipave, squeegee-applied with preparation and cure time suited to your court. Choose colors, sport lines, custom logos, and stencils.
- Plexipave CoolTop solar-reflective option; actual surface temperature varies by color and conditions
- Custom colors, logos, and stencils
- Single-sport and multi-sport markings planned for your available space
- Care and maintenance guidance at the final walkthrough
Summer comfort
Plexipave CoolTop for SoCal summers.
CoolTop uses solar-reflective pigments to help reduce surface heat. We'll help you choose colors and a finish suited to your court's sun exposure.
More than air temperature
- Color and direct sunlight affect surface heat.
- Shade, wind, humidity and the slab also matter.
- Exact surface temperatures require on-site measurements; a coating does not guarantee a specific temperature drop.
03 · Process
A straightforward process from start to finish.
- Step 01
Consult
We visit the property, measure, and give you an honest read on what the space can become.
- Step 02
Design
You choose colors, lines, logos, and add-ons — with the online Court Designer to test combinations before committing.
- Step 03
Prepare
Pressure wash, crack repair, patching, and leveling — the foundational work that determines how the finish ages.
- Step 04
Coat & Stripe
Multi-coat acrylic build followed by crisp, precision-struck playing lines finished by hand.
- Step 05
Final Walkthrough
We walk the finished court with you and review care, maintenance, and your written terms.
05 · FAQ
The questions we hear most often.
Still weighing your options? Text a photo of your space to 951-798-9144 and we'll give you a straightforward read on what it needs — and what it doesn't.
How long does a court resurface last?+
Lifespan depends on the concrete, use, drainage, sun exposure, and maintenance. Ask William for the expectations and written terms for your court.
How long until we can play on the new court?+
Wait until Trax confirms the coating has cured and the court is ready for play. Timing depends on the product and weather.
Can cracks come back?+
Concrete naturally moves over time. We use specialty flexible caulking that expands and contracts with the slab, providing a more durable repair than rigid patching.
Can you paint any color or add a logo?+
Yes. Any aspect can be customized — colors, striping layouts, logos, even full-court murals. We build exclusively with California Sports Products Plexipave, so the palette is essentially unlimited.
Does the court get too hot in the summer?+
Plexipave CoolTop is a solar-reflective option. Surface temperature still depends on color, sun, weather, and site conditions.
How do I maintain my new court?+
Keep debris and sprinkler water off the court and remove standing water promptly. Ask about cleaning and maintenance options.
Do you pressure wash first?+
More than that. We use specialty chemicals to deeply cleanse the surface before any coating goes down, so the paint adheres properly and lasts. A quick pressure wash on its own is not enough.
What warranty do you offer?+
Warranty terms are provided in writing with your estimate.
What else do you handle besides resurfacing?+
Everything court-related: new-court construction, basketball hoop installation, windscreens, net poles, chain-link fence painting, court lighting, and full backyard build-outs. One crew, start to finish.
Do you build multi-sport courts?+
Regularly. Basketball, pickleball, and tennis lines can be layered so the finished court reads intentional rather than cluttered. Our Court Designer lets you preview combinations first.
Do you work with HOA communities?+
Frequently. We handle submittal packages, coordinate with property managers, and match community design standards throughout the project.
How quickly do you respond?+
Call, text, or submit the estimate form. William personally reviews every inquiry.
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