Fred Kolkmann Tennis & Sport Surfaces, LLC is a firm whose principal has 40-plus-years experience in tennis court and sport surface design and construction and has directed the construction or reconstruction of over 1,500 courts.

A: Fred Kolkmann Tennis & Sport Surfaces, LLC is experienced in planning and directing the installation and repair of asphalt, clay, modular, post-tensioned concrete, and synthetic-turf tennis court surfaces.  The company specializes in helping court owners get what they want: Best value for their tennis court investments. Best value is possible when your tennis court construction professional asks good questions, listens to your answers, and helps you build the tennis facility you want. Budget, climate, desired court playing characteristics, and other variables specific to your vision, needs, and preferences should drive court design, not contractor specialties.  Fred employs an effective, Project Needs Assessment Tool to help uncover project needs and preferences.

A: Yes.  Contact Fred Kolkmann (fred@kolkmanncourtbuilder.com | 262.685.7507) for references and a list of recent projects (see also recognition section above).

A: The company does carry appropriate insurances; there are no accidents or claims against the company. Contact Fred Kolkmann (fred@kolkmanncourtbuilder.com | 262.685.7507) for specific insurance information.

A: Fred Kolkmann, CTCB directs all company services and will work directly with you on your tennis court project.

A: Fred is a pro-active problem-solver, and his strict attention to detail regarding subgrade preparation and surface and subsurface drainage issues serves any tennis court or recreational surface project well.  The first step in finding out if we are the right company for your project is to contact us and share information about it.  For new projects, some of the information Fred will want to know includes: How long have you been thinking about the project? What led you to your decision to build the court?  What playing characteristics do you want to incorporate in the project and why?  What accessories and amenities do you envision for the project?  What features would make the project the court of your dreams?  For court evaluation and reconstruction projects, some of the information Fred will want to know includes: What needs do you have presently that requires a court evaluation or repair? Do you have a court maintenance program and have you been following it? What court surface, along with maintenance schedule, best fits your needs?