Basketball, badminton, tennis, volleyball, pickleball, cricket practice nets, and multi-sport combinations. If you need lines for two or three sports on one court, we do that too — it is one of our most popular configurations for schools and societies.

Pan-India. We have built courts in 12+ states across India, from Arunachal Pradesh to Maharashtra. Distance is not a barrier — we provide estimates and installation anywhere in the country.

10-25 days depending on court size and surface type. A single badminton court with PP tiles: 10-12 days. A full FIBA basketball court with acrylic: 20-25 days including base preparation. Timeline is always committed in writing before we start.

Simple — call us or fill the form. We'll understand your requirements, share a detailed estimate with transparent pricing, and guide you through every step. No obligation, no pressure.

5-year warranty on PP tile surfaces, 3-year warranty on acrylic coating. Written warranty certificate provided at handover. The owner's personal number is on the certificate — that is your warranty hotline.

Yes. Visit our Portfolio page for photos and details of completed projects. You can also ask us for photos of projects in your specific region or for your specific sport — we will share them directly over WhatsApp.

Starting from Rs 1.5L for a single badminton court up to Rs 12L+ for a full FIBA basketball court. The range depends on surface type, whether you have an existing base, and your location. See our Cost Guide for detailed surface-by-surface pricing.

Yes. 18% GST is always included in every price we quote. What you see is what you pay. No surprise additions at billing.

For turnkey projects (supply + installation): 50% advance on signing the purchase order, 40% when material is dispatched, 10% at handover after you have inspected the completed court. For supply-only: 50% advance, 50% before dispatch. You never pay 100% upfront.

We do not currently offer EMI. However, our milestone-based payment structure means your cash outflow is spread across the project timeline — you are not paying everything before we start. Many clients find this works well with their budget cycles.

Yes, we offer supply-only options for PP tiles. We will provide installation guidance. However, we recommend professional installation if you want warranty coverage — our 5-year warranty applies to installations done by our team.

Because you deserve to know what you are getting into before you talk to us. Hiding prices is a sales tactic. We believe transparent pricing builds the kind of trust that leads to long-term clients and referrals — which is how ChampCourts has grown.

Neither is categorically better. PP tiles are modular, drain naturally, need minimal maintenance, and can be relocated. Acrylic gives superior ball response for competitive play, looks more professional, and can be recoated rather than replaced. The right choice depends on your sport, usage, and budget. See our Surface Guide for a detailed comparison.

UV-stabilised polypropylene — the same family of materials used in international-grade sports flooring. The snap-fit design allows natural drainage through the gaps, which is why PP tile courts do not need the same drainage slope as acrylic courts. Available in 10 colours.

PP tiles: 15+ years with normal use. Acrylic coating: 5-7 years before recoating (the concrete base under it lasts 20+ years). EPDM rubber: 10-15 years. All figures assume proper installation and basic annual maintenance.

Yes. PP tiles drain through the gaps between tiles — standing water is not an issue. Acrylic courts need proper court slope (1% gradient) to shed water, which we design into every project. Both surfaces are specified for outdoor use in tropical climates.

The same surfaces work indoors. Indoor courts skip the drainage slope requirement since they are under roof. PP tiles are particularly popular for indoor badminton courts. Acrylic is common for indoor basketball.

PP tiles lift off and can be reinstalled elsewhere — fully reversible. Acrylic is a permanent surface; removing it requires grinding the concrete, which adds cost. If you think you might want to change surfaces in the future, PP tiles are the more flexible choice. Plan ahead.

Everything: base preparation (excavation, GSB compaction, PCC M20 concrete), surface installation, line marking in regulation colours, sports equipment (hoops, nets, posts), perimeter drainage, and site cleanup. You hand us a piece of land and we hand you a ready-to-play court.

Yes, if the existing concrete is structurally sound. PP tiles or acrylic can go directly on existing concrete, saving 30-40% on base costs. We assess the condition from photos and measurements you share and tell you honestly whether it qualifies.

Yes. Proper slope design and perimeter drainage are part of every turnkey project. For acrylic courts we design a 1% gradient so water runs off cleanly. For PP tile courts the tile gaps handle drainage, but we still account for perimeter water management.

Acrylic application requires dry weather — we plan around the monsoon calendar for outdoor acrylic projects. PP tile installation can proceed in light rain. Base preparation (concrete work) has its own weather requirements. We build the timeline around conditions, not around a fixed delivery date that forces us to compromise quality.

Our project manager is on-site for critical phases — base inspection, surface installation, line marking, and equipment installation. The owner, Manish, personally oversees quality on larger projects and is reachable directly throughout the build.

Handover includes: a written warranty certificate, a maintenance guide specific to your surface, and the owner's personal phone number for any issues. We also do a walk-through with you to confirm everything meets the agreed specification before we consider the project complete.