ARTIFICIAL TENNIS COURTS
Regular maintenance will improve play, drainage, improve aesthetic appearance, reduce slippage injuries, provide a safe surface to play on and extend the life of the court.
Regular maintenance will improve play, drainage, improve aesthetic appearance, reduce slippage injuries, provide a safe surface to play on and extend the life of the court.
Cleaning helps to free thatch from moss, algae or debris that could cause it damage unseen over time. Manual cleaning will ensure that moss, fir needles and leaves are removed from the roof.
Disinfecting and cleaning wet pour play areas keeps the surfaces clean and the colours vibrant and also prevents unnecessary slips, trips and falls.
Over time, dust, dirt, bird droppings, and lichen can build up and block sunlight reaching the cells which reduces efficiency.
Cleaning aluminium with specialist cleaners removes the dirt from the surface without damaging and dulling the metal. Rinsing with pure water will give a spotless finish.
Yes, you can use biocides on composite slates and tiles. However, removing the biofilm will expose the damage left behind by their secreted acids.
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