Item 27 - Outdoor Sports Court Resurfacing

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TrueLine CONSTRUCTION & SURFACING ALL GAMVE COURT SURFACING & WINDSCREE*> NS 12397 Doherty Street, Riverside, CA 92503 www.gotrueline.com 951-817-0777 Trudine's Executive Surnm�ry TruAelnne Construction & Surfacing, Inc. has been in business specializing in sport court construction and resurfacing since 1993. Since then, Truneline has grown to he one of the largest game court surfacing companies in the Western United States. In the past 29 years, we have coated over 14,000 tennis, basketball, roller hockey, paddle tennis and picllulelnall courts as well as many other types of courts and surfaces. We have expanded our services to include complete >buildnng, windscreens, nets, posts, basketball systems and much more. Ourmanagement has a combined 60 plus years of experience and our foremen have an average of 14 years' experience on the job. 1'Crulelnne tales extra care in our prep work and have developed state of the art technisluues to keep us ahead of our competitors, as this is the most critical part of the job. We use the hest primers for the situation and have a thorough knowledge of concrete hardeners, efflorescence removers, epoxy primers and patch materials to start the beginning process off Tight. if the court has been previously surfaced, we use a 4000 psi pressure washer (and sometimes a spinner attachment) to clean off the existing surface. If no bubbles become present during the wash process, we know The surface is sound. Any unsound concrete will he brought to ourattention in the preparation process. Once we are past the preparation worts, we begin patching any cracks, spalls or lbroken concrete. We use different materials, depending on the situation. We also grind any uneven portions of the court, as well as trip edges, and removal and replacement of caulking on existing expansion joints. Once preparation and repairs are alone, the next step is to apply the acrylic resuurfacer. Applying an acrylic resunrfacer not only fills in the smaller cracks, which we cannot get repair materials into, but it also provides a heavy body to prepare for a better color application. The resuurfacer is mixed with #60 silica sand to smooth out the surface. Once cured, we apply two coats of color mixed with #60 silica sand. We apply this material with a high performance squeegee for optimum coverage. Once the coats have cured, we then stripe the court to ASBA specifications. Once The play lines are applied and cured, the court is ready For play!