How to win: Resurfacing of Tennis Hard Courts

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Scope of Works The outline below, and the grounds map specifications (Appendix D), detail the required works, which include: Scope of Works • Cleaning and Preparation o Eliminate weed growth around edges (note: the courts are fenced in so no Harris fencing is required) o Pressure wash, hand clear and/or chemically clean natural growth (moss, weeds, etc) as well as possible. o Jet wash of the surface to remove any remaining organic matter o Include a biocide treatment to the entire surface to kill any remaining moss spores • Surface Repair o Dig out all damaged or cracked surface areas in order to refill where repairs are needed to create a smooth surface. • Surface Coverage with PlastiRoute o Apply the full colour coverage using specialist super-durable paint from the PlastiRoute range. • Line Marking o All courts to be painted with white lines for both tennis and pickleball (see Appendix E for desired lines) • Completion and Clearance o Remove equipment and all associated waste materials. o Final clearance of the site, leaving it clean and tidy upon completion. All works must be carried out in accordance with the specifications provided herein and in compliance w

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