Every company
building padel
in the US

How do I read this list?

Padel court manufacturers, padel court suppliers and padel court builders are not the same job, and the words get used interchangeably. A padel court manufacturer makes the structure. A supplier sells it, sometimes without making it. A builder puts it in the ground. Three distinctions matter more than anything else, and the table below sorts on them.

• Manufacturer or builder. A manufacturer makes the court. A builder pours the slab and erects it. Some do both. If you buy from a manufacturer who does not install, someone still has to install, and that someone is your problem to find.
• Where the steel is made. A US-manufactured court deletes sea freight, customs duty, brokerage and inland haulage from your budget along with the lead time attached to them. An imported court usually prices lower at the factory gate. See the cost breakdown for what that gap is actually worth.
• Reach. Nationwide, multi-state or regional. A company that has never worked in your state is not disqualified, but crew travel and unfamiliarity with your jurisdiction both cost money.

No ratings, no stars, no "best of." We have no defensible basis for ranking construction quality we have not inspected, and neither does anyone else publishing a top five list.

The list

US padel court companies at a glance

Positioning

Which companies manufacture in the US, and which install?

Those two questions sort this directory faster than price does. Placement below reflects each company’s own published material and carries no judgment about quality of work.

In detail

Who does what?

Sportsfield Specialties

An American manufacturer that also designs and installs, covering site planning, engineering, foundations, court systems, lighting, surfacing and installation. They state they are approaching 100 padel court installations across the US and bring decades of wider sports construction experience. Courts are manufactured in the United States, which removes overseas coordination and shipping from the project. Projects from a single residential court to multi-court commercial facilities.

The Padel Box

Describes itself as the first American-based company dedicated exclusively to padel, with more than twelve years in the sport. Focus on residential courts and high-end private clubs, delivered turnkey nationwide, with licensed contractors in California, Nevada, Arizona, Utah, North Carolina and New Jersey. They supply CAD files and technical specifications for city permits, manage the concrete base, and handle wind-load and building code requirements, then deliver, unload and install with their own teams. They also offer portable courts that assemble and dismantle for indoor facilities, parks and residences.

Padel One Courts

A Florida-based manufacturer founded in 2021, producing courts in the United States and offering turnkey delivery from feasibility modeling through maintenance. Four models: a championship panoramic show court, a modular club court built for scaling, a climate-rated court for wind, salt and extreme heat, and a super-panoramic model with no corner posts. Published specification includes 3 to 4 mm galvanized steel, C5 anti-corrosion coating and a 10-year structural warranty. Also offers feasibility models, 3D layouts and location selection.

Keystone Sports Construction

A full-service sports construction company managing every aspect of a padel project from design to installation. They install Sportsfield Specialties courts, which are manufactured in the United States, so freight from overseas and a separate installation crew are both removed from the project. Useful where you want one contractor carrying the slab and the structure together.

MejorSet

A Spanish manufacturer with more than twenty years in the sport and clients in over seventy countries, and the official court supplier to Premier Padel and the International Padel Federation. Panoramic and super-panoramic models, including wind-resistant designs. US projects are delivered through their distributor network rather than directly.

Padel Alba

A Spanish company operating in the US with more than twenty-five years of experience, offering end-to-end execution from court design and site preparation through to installation, built to International Padel Federation standards. Galvanized steel structure with tempered glass walls.

SIS Pitches

A UK sports surfacing manufacturer with a US division and more than twenty-five years constructing elite sports surfaces internationally. They manufacture their own artificial turf and typically partner with local construction companies on delivery rather than carrying the whole build.

Ferandell Tennis Courts

A Southern California court builder offering three padel models: Classic, Panorama and Full Panorama, with a published 130 mph wind rating on the Panorama. They flag zoning as a separate approval from the building permit, which is correct and is the step most projects underestimate.

Sport Surfaces

A Florida contractor with more than twenty years across sports surfaces, building new padel courts and converting existing tennis courts. Relevant in the state that holds the largest share of US courts.

Padel Galis

A Valencia manufacturer producing at volume and reaching the US through agents and distributors rather than a direct US operation. Currently one of only two advertisers bidding on padel court construction terms in the United States.

Evergreen Tennis Courts

A Rocky Mountain court builder with nearly fifty years in tennis, pickleball and basketball construction and resurfacing, listing padel among its surfaces. Relevant for Colorado, Utah and the surrounding states, where dedicated padel specialists are thin.

Padel Craft USA

A US padel court supplier running a dealer program rather than acting as a manufacturer directly. Publishes less detail than most of the list, so treat the blanks in the table above as unpublished rather than absent.

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