Cost
A padel court costs $40,000 to $120,000+. Here is exactly why the range is that wide.
Anyone who quotes you a single number before seeing the site is guessing. This page shows what moves the price, what is not included, and gives you a working estimate in about thirty seconds.
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Court package only — supply, freight and install coordination. Groundworks, permitting and engineering are excluded and listed further down this page.
Indicative total
$107,290 – $143,866
Approx. $60,960 per court for 2 courts.
- Includes: court system, glass, structure, surface, freight to site.
- Includes: install coordination and supervision, handover.
- Excludes: slab, groundworks, drainage, electrical, permits, engineering.
Placeholder figures for this mockup. Estimator output is indicative only and not a quotation.
What drives cost
Seven variables, in order of impact.
Court model
Panoramic glass and canopied courts carry more steel, more glass area and more install labour than a classic glass court.
Glass specification
12mm toughened is standard. Laminated upgrades for high-exposure or high-traffic public sites add cost per panel.
Lighting package
Four projectors at 300 lux covers recreational play. Eight at 500 lux is competition and broadcast grade.
Canopy or roof
A membrane roof roughly doubles the structural package and adds foundations, drainage and engineering.
Site conditions
Wind exposure category, seismic zone, slope, access for a crane and distance from the nearest port all move the number.
Shipping
Ocean freight from Spain, customs, duty and inland haulage to your site. Port proximity matters more than people expect.
Install coordination
Crew mobilisation, crane time, supervision and the number of courts installed in one visit. Multi-court builds are cheaper per court.
Not included
What sits outside the court package.
Budget for these separately. On a typical outdoor project they add 30% to 60% on top of the court package.
Groundworks and slab
Excavation, sub-base, reinforced concrete to our tolerance sheet. Typically $18,000–$45,000 per court depending on ground conditions.
Permitting and zoning
Application fees, drawings, hearings and any impact studies. Highly jurisdiction-dependent.
Engineering
Your engineer of record stamps the slab and anchor design. We supply the manufacturer's structural data to them.
Drainage and stormwater
Surface drainage, connection to site stormwater, and any retention required by the municipality.
Electrical
Service upgrade, panel, trenching and conduit to the court location.
Surroundings
Fencing, pathways, seating, shade, landscaping and any spectator infrastructure.
PlaceholderAll figures on this page are illustrative placeholders for this design mockup. Real pricing is issued in writing after a site survey.