Plan & Support / Renovation
Give an existing space a useful next chapter.
Renovation starts with what is already there: structure, floor, access, fixing interfaces, dimensions and the outcome the venue needs.
The renovation review
Start with condition, not assumptions.
A clear review helps separate what can remain, what needs repair and what should be redesigned.
01
Review the condition.
Record floor, walls, receiving structure, glass, hardware, lighting and visible wear.
02
Confirm the interfaces.
Check access, dimensions, flatness, fixing points, services and surrounding trades.
03
Define the outcome.
Balance player experience, safety, appearance, downtime, budget and long-term maintenance.
04
Agree the scope.
Confirm selected components, site responsibilities, delivery route and installation sequence.
Useful evidence
Images and measurements improve the first conversation.
Share photos, drawings, dimensions, floor information and any known maintenance or safety concerns.
Condition
Review what exists.
A visual record helps the project team identify the first questions.
Floor
Look beneath the finish.
Floor response, flatness and interfaces influence the renovation route.
Result
Define the desired outcome.
The finished court should support the way the venue expects to operate.
Renovation checklist
What should be ready before a proposal?
What should I send first?
Approximate dimensions, photos from each side, floor information, access details, existing drawings and the intended outcome.
Can existing components be retained?
That depends on condition, compatibility, safety, fixing interfaces and the selected renovation scope.
Will the venue need downtime?
The required downtime depends on the components, site access, installation route and surrounding works.
Planning a renovation?
Send the existing-space information and we will help define a practical review route.
