Before the first inspection.

Seasonal is $1,800 to $2,400 per year. Stewardship is $3,600 to $4,800 per year. Estate begins at $9,600 per court, per year. Reset is a separate entry service from $1,200 to $3,500. Final scope and price follow inspection.

Approximately 45 minutes on site. kort. records the surface condition, infill, moss and algae, lines and seams, net and hardware, drainage and water movement, fencing, gates and immediate surrounds. A written recommendation and price follow within two business days.

The inspection confirms the surface and proposed work. kort. does not apply one method across every surface. Specialist or unfamiliar systems are identified before work begins and may be referred.

Yes. A private court can remain prominent within the property even when it is rarely used. Shade, leaf fall, water movement, biological growth and hardware condition continue to change between visits.

Growth, surface type and surrounding conditions are assessed first. Suitable treatment is completed only where appropriate and within the confirmed scope. No fixed treatment interval or outcome is promised before inspection.

Routine work and allowances are defined in the programme proposal. Major repairs, specialist surface work, structural work, major drainage and third-party work are separately assessed or quoted.

If you are not happy with agreed programme work completed by kort., tell us. We return and put it right at no charge until you are satisfied. Weather events, damage or contamination after the visit, pre-existing conditions and work outside the agreed scope are excluded. This is additional to rights and remedies under the Australian Consumer Law.

There is no universal interval. Shade, leaf fall, drainage, surface condition, use and the manufacturer’s requirements all affect the service rhythm. Seasonal provides two scheduled visits, Stewardship four and Estate six. The initial inspection confirms the appropriate annual programme.

Tennis Australia estimates an 8 to 12-year renewal cycle for synthetic-filled and acrylic surfaces, and more than 20 years for asphalt and concrete bases. Those estimates assume appropriate maintenance to manufacturer specifications; actual life varies with construction, use, environment and care.

Yes. The example shows the format without describing a client property, inspection or completed work. A condition report is not an engineering report, safety certificate, building inspection or pre-sale certificate.