South Texas Sport Court offices in San Antonio and works throughout South Texas.  We build outdoor game courts, install indoor gym equipment such as basketball goals, and wall pads, and we installing gym flooring.  Most of our projects are in San Antonio or the nearby hill country.  We occasionally have projects a little further away, where an overnight stay is required.

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Outdoor Game Courts

Most of our outdoor projects are residential, but some are commercial.  These projects typically include site work, pouring concrete, constructing a fence around the court, installing lights, laying the Sport Court® surface, painting game lines, installing a basketball goal, and setting up a game net system for sports such as pickleball and volleyball.

Gym Equipment

We install and service indoor gym equipment such as basketball goals, volleyball systems, and wall pads.  Most of this work is commercial for schools, churches, and for non-profit organizations.  Some of this work is done in conjunction with the installation of a gym floor, while other projects are equipment only without any flooring.

Gym Flooring

We install Sport Court® brand name gym flooring.  Most of these projects are commercial for schools, churches, and non-profits.   These projects average about a week from start to finish and require a high level of precision.

We start everyone at $20/hour. We don’t know your work ethic, your communication skills, or your aptitude to learn the things we do. Regardless of your work history, you don’t know our methodology for doing the various things we do. We offer quarterly raises as new hires demonstrate good work habits and as we are able to trust in their ability. Our goals is for everyone to be at $25/hour within 15 to 18 months.

Some of our projects are out of town.
Lifting heavy weight is NOT a job requirement for those applying for Flooring Labor. A sheet of flooring weighs less than 10 pounds. Those applying for Skilled Labor should be able to lift 100 pounds.
We often work 10 to 12 hours a day. On out of town projects, we often work longer hours, just to get back home sooner.