How much does a padel court cost

In short

There is no single price for a padel court: the cost depends on the version (double or single), the surface type, any cover, lighting, foundation works, transport and installation. A real figure requires a tailored quote after a site visit.

The cost drivers

The price of a padel court is built by adding up several items. Knowing them helps you read a quote and understand where you can act.

Item	What it depends on
Version	Double (20×10 m) or single (20×6 m)
Surface	Synthetic grass: fibrillated, monofilament, texturised
Cover	Present or absent; significant impact
Lighting	Number and type of floodlights
Foundation works	Slab/foundation, depending on the site
Transport and installation	Distance, access, assembly
VAT	As per regulations

The version

The first choice is the version: the Panoramic court (20×10 m) and the Single Panoramic court (20×6 m) differ in footprint and components, and therefore in cost.

Works and services

Beyond the structure, the cost is affected by foundation works, lighting, any cover, transport and installation. These items depend on the site and must be assessed together: this is where two seemingly similar quotes can diverge.

How to get a real figure

We don't publish a single price because it would be misleading: too many variables determine it. For a reliable figure you need a tailored quote after a survey. Tell us about your project and we'll build it together.

Frequently asked questions

What determines the price of a padel court?

The main drivers: double or single version, surface type, cover, lighting, foundation works, transport and installation. Each one moves the final cost.

Is the cover included in the price?

No, the cover is a separate item: it protects the court and extends playing hours, but it must be assessed separately based on structure and space.

Are building works required?

Usually yes: a flat, level slab or foundation is needed. The extent of the works depends on the site and is a cost item to assess during a survey.

Is a single court cheaper?

A single court (20×6 m) has a smaller footprint and fewer components than a double (20×10 m), so it can cost less; the choice, however, mostly depends on intended use and available space.

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