Pickleball has officially exploded across Tulsa—and we’re not mad about it. What started as a niche sport is now one of the fastest-growing activities in the country, and it’s catching fire in neighborhoods, parks, and private properties across Oklahoma. Whether it’s a friendly match at a community center in Broken Arrow or an evening game in someone’s backyard in Owasso, people are falling in love with pickleball—and for good reason.
So if you’re a property owner, developer, HOA board member, or business leader, now’s the time to seriously consider adding a pickleball court to your site. And at Tulsa Driveways, we’ve been helping clients all over the Tulsa metro make it happen—delivering concrete pickleball courts that are built for real play and long-term performance.
At Tulsa Driveways, we build durable, pro-level pickleball courts with quality concrete surfaces that are made to perform—and last.
First, let’s talk about why the sport is blowing up. Pickleball combines the best parts of tennis, ping pong, and badminton into one accessible, fun, and low-impact game. It’s easy to learn, quick to play, and can be enjoyed by nearly every age group.
For apartment complexes and multi-family developments, adding a pickleball court is a serious value boost. It creates a social hub and encourages residents to spend time outdoors. For schools, rec centers, churches, or even businesses with extra space, it’s a great way to build community and promote wellness.
Bottom line: it’s not just a fun trend—it’s a smart, long-lasting investment in recreation and connection.
Why Concrete Courts Work Best
Concrete is the go-to material for serious pickleball courts because it offers a firm, consistent surface. It allows for a true bounce, solid traction, and a predictable playing experience. It also holds up better over time compared to asphalt, especially with the freeze-thaw cycles we get here in Tulsa.
We know exactly how to prep, pour, and finish concrete slabs designed specifically for courts, including adding slope for drainage and ensuring long-term durability. And if you’re going for that polished, tournament-ready feel, we can apply court surfacing with color options that make your space pop.
Designing for Function and Fun
A regulation-sized pickleball court measures 20 feet by 44 feet, but if you have extra space, we can easily build a multi-court setup or combine it with other features like basketball goals, sitting areas, or shaded viewing spots.
Not sure what layout makes sense for your space? That’s where we come in. We’ve worked on everything from single-family backyards in Tulsa to commercial recreation areas in Broken Arrow. We’ll walk the property, take measurements, and help you figure out the best design for your site, budget, and users.
We also coordinate fencing, net systems, and surface striping—so you’re not left juggling multiple contractors or trying to DIY the finishing touches. From start to finish, Tulsa Driveways handles the details, so your court is ready to play the moment we’re done.
Built for Tulsa Weather, Start to Finish
Oklahoma weather is notoriously unpredictable. Rain one day, sun the next, and a random hailstorm just to keep things interesting. That’s why it’s important to work with a team that understands how our climate affects concrete.
We use proper expansion joints, graded foundations, and weather-timed curing to make sure your court doesn’t just survive the seasons—it thrives through them. And because we’re local, we’re on-site quickly and available if you ever need maintenance or adjustments down the line.
A Court That Adds Value to Your Property
Adding a pickleball court isn’t just a “fun extra.” It’s a serious value-add that appeals to renters, homebuyers, and community members. In a housing market where amenities matter, offering something unique like a private court can be the deciding factor for a potential resident or buyer.
For businesses, it’s also a unique employee perk. We’ve helped companies in Owasso turn unused outdoor areas into employee wellness zones—and the feedback is always overwhelmingly positive. A few games during lunch or after work? That’s a great morale booster, and one that encourages team bonding and healthy habits.
We Know Pickleball. We Know Concrete. And We Know Tulsa.
We’re not a national chain or a fly-by-night crew that disappears after the pour. Tulsa Driveways is locally owned and operated, and we’ve been serving homeowners, developers, and business owners across Tulsa, Broken Arrow, and Owasso for years.
We take pride in doing things the right way—clear communication, fair pricing, clean work sites, and concrete that holds up for the long haul. If you’ve got a vision, we’ve got the tools and experience to make it happen.
If you’ve been thinking about adding a pickleball court to your property—or just curious what it might take—we’d love to talk. Our team is happy to walk your space, provide a quote, and explain what goes into the process from prep to pour to paint.
Reach out to Tulsa Driveways today for a free consultation. Let’s build something fun, functional, and future-ready—right in the heart of the Tulsa area.