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When tennis players begin to complain about court conditions, it's time to give the courts a check-up. A walk-through can reveal problems such as cracks, weeds, puddles and stains. After some quick research on the Internet, you realize you have more questions than answers. Should you repair and resurface the courts? Reconstruct them? Try something new?
Another issue to add to the confusion is that there’s a bottom line to worry about. Work on tennis courts varies widely in cost, depending on what's being done. So how do you know what to do about the problems?
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First, get the right decision-making help, says Jerry Gray of Leslie Coatings Inc., in Indianapolis, Ind. A facility may obviously need some level of repair, but determining which level takes a specialist.
