Padel Court Maintenance Guid

22.05.2026

Building a padel court is a major investment; however, maintaining this investment's value and always offering the best performance to players depends on regular maintenance. Neglected courts endanger player safety and lead to high repair costs later on. As WePadel, we have compiled the professional maintenance steps that will extend the life of your facility.

1. Artificial Turf Maintenance and Sand Distribution

The heart of the padel court is the floor. The homogeneous distribution of sand over the court directly affects the ball's bounce quality and the player's mobility.

  • Brushing: The surface should be brushed with special brushes at least once a week, depending on the intensity of use. This keeps the fibers upright and ensures the sand is evenly distributed.

  • Sand Supplementation: The silica sand that is depleted over time by wind or players' shoes should be checked, and missing areas should be supplemented.

  • Foreign Material Cleaning: Leaves, branches, or trash on the court should be cleaned regularly. These materials can eventually rot and clog the drainage system.

2. Cleaning and Safety of Glass Panels

The glass walls, the most characteristic feature of the game of Padel, have both aesthetic and structural importance.

  • Regular Cleaning: Fingerprints and stains caused by external factors should be wiped with special glass cleaners and soft cloths.

  • Screw and Gasket Control: The screws and protective gaskets connecting the glass to the steel construction should be checked every 3 months. Loose screws can create stress on the glass, causing breakage.

3. Structural Periodic Checks

The integrity of the steel structure, the court's main frame, is critical for a safe playing area.

Control Item

Frequency

What to Pay Attention to

Connection Elements

Every 3 Months

Check for rust and looseness.

Lighting Systems

Monthly

Shift in projector angles and LED efficiency.

Net Tension

Weekly

Center height adjustment of the net (Standard: 88-92 cm).

Doors and Hinges

Monthly

Check for silent and secure closing.

4. Drainage System and Water Discharge

Especially on outdoor courts, water accumulation both shortens the lifespan of the artificial turf and causes slipperiness on the ground, leading to injuries. The speed of water discharge after heavy rainfall should be checked, and professional support should be sought if there are clogs.

Expert Advice: Tie your maintenance plan to a schedule. Simple routines like "Weekly brushing" and "Monthly screw check" can extend your court's life up to 10 years.

5. Player Information

Protecting the court is not just the operator's concern. Players entering the court with appropriate shoes (Padel Shoes) reduces the wear and tear of the surface fibers by 40%. Posting a "Rules of Use" sign at the court entrance is the simplest investment that will reduce your maintenance costs.

Conclusion: Professional maintenance not only protects your court but also increases your facility's prestige and player loyalty. As WePadel, we are always with you with our technical service and original spare parts support.

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