Renovation and Maintenance
Wall Cleaning and painting
The walls of your squash court will become soiled with all sorts; balls, rackets, sweat, blood and who knows what else.
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You should have the walls regularly cleaned or painted to keep them looking fresh and playing well. Additionally, regular maintenance of the walls will increase their lifespan before they require re-plastering.
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Depending on your existing system and the survey we will carry out, we will recommend the service best suited to you.
Wall Plastering
There may be a time where your existing plaster is continually crumbling despite having the walls patch repaired several times. You may therefore need to have your wall skimmed or entirely hacked off and re-plastered from the blockwork.
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Our specialist plasterers will leave you with an immaculate finish that is durable and easy to clean - essential during these COVID-19 times.
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For more info on Armourcoat Squash Plaster, click here.
Glass Doors
Improved safety
Enhance coaching capability
Increased viewing capacity
Modernises facility
Improved corridor lighting
Custom logos, court numbers and wording
There are 2 different types of tin that you should consider installing.
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Fixed Height Tin
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19" 480mm tin
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PVC finish
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Standard for non-event squash courts
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17" 430mm blank space for advertising
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17-19" 430-480mm adjustable tin
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Premium aluminium finish
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Standard for courts that may have exhibitions or tournaments
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12-14" 300-350mm blank space for advertising
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Easy to operate and extremely durable
Floor Sanding and Re-marking
Over time, floors can become dirty and slippery; it can occur so gradually that it goes unnoticed. Letting the floor become saturated with sweat can pose a risk of injury.
Melior Sports meet all guidance from England Squash and Junckers ensuring that the correct amount of friction is installed during sanding.
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We also repair broken and damaged floor boards for all types of squash floor, no matter the age.
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Melior Sports also offer a line marking service which may be of particular interest to coaches looking to outline target areas.