Guides / Delivery & care
Ongoing maintenance
Keep your court ready for the next session.
Routine checks, adjustments and care help operators look after the enclosure, surface, net and lighting. The plan follows the supplied products and the way your venue is used.
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Start with the supplied instructions.
Use the guidance for the actual frame, glass, surface, net, lighting and any platform. Product-specific instructions set the basis for inspection and care.
Handover is the time to bring those records together and identify any missing information with the supplier.
Plan around use and exposure.
Court use, indoor or outdoor exposure and the operator’s resources shape a practical care plan. Tasks and responsibilities should fit the venue’s routine.
Structural, glass and electrical work are assigned to the appropriate service provider.
Make observations useful.
Record checks, work completed and changes noticed during play. Dates, photos and component references help turn an observation into a useful service enquiry.
A simple history also helps the next provider understand the installation and any previous repair.
Agree the service arrangements.
Agree the visits, tasks, records and support arrangements for your venue. The proposal or service agreement identifies the maintenance included.
- The products and areas covered by the service.
- The applicable instructions and inspection arrangements.
- Operator tasks and any work assigned to specialists.
- Access, scheduling, pricing and the route for reporting findings.
Common questions.
How often should my court be maintained?
The schedule follows the supplied products, use and exposure. Supplier guidance provides the starting point for agreeing the tasks and intervals.
Is ongoing maintenance included with court supply?
Recurring maintenance is arranged through the proposal or service agreement. We make the visits, responsibilities and included work clear.
What if an inspection identifies a problem?
Record the finding and raise it through the support route. The information helps identify whether an adjustment, repair or specialist assessment is needed.
Plan care around your venue.
Tell us about the court, how it is used and the care already in place. We’ll work through a suitable maintenance scope with you.
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