Introduction
Tennis courts are great for enjoying a good game of tennis with friends and family. But to keep the court in optimal condition, it needs to be regularly cleaned and maintained. Cleaning a tennis court is not complicated but there are certain steps that need to be followed to ensure the surface remains safe and playable. This blog post will provide an overview of what needs to be done when cleaning a tennis court.
Cleaning Supplies
The first step in cleaning a tennis court is gathering all the necessary supplies like mild detergent, water hose, broom or leaf blower, hard bristle brushes, soft-bristled scrub brush and water buckets. Make sure you’re wearing protective clothing such as long pants, closed-toe shoes and gloves before getting started on any project involving chemicals or power tools.
Remove Debris from Court Surface
Before starting any kind of cleaning work on the court itself make sure all debris such as leaves or twigs have been removed from its surface using either a broom or leaf blower depending on the amount of debris present on it. This will help avoid dirt build up which can cause damage over time if left unattended for too long periods of time.
Powerwash Tennis Court Surface
Once all debris has been removed it’s time to begin powerwashing the actual playing surface using mild detergent mixed with warm water in your pressure washer set at low pressure setting (1 bar). Don’t forget to cover areas around net posts while washing so they don’t sustain damage during this process! Work slowly along each side until entire area has been washed clean then rinse off thoroughly afterwords using cold water only (no detergents).