FAQ Pro-Bounce

1. How much does it cost to install your 'Pro-Bounce' cushion surface?..	For resurfacing, you should expect to invest in the range of $3.00 to $3.50 per sq. foot for the 'Pro-Bounce System' installed, depending on the condition of the existing court, layout and it's dimensions. New construction placed over a stable base will cost in the same range as an asphalt or concrete court.
2. I have bad knees, but love to play. Will I have to adjust to this surface?	Only from the standpoint of playing longer with more comfort. Pro- Bounce is *an area elastic* playing surface with the feel of grass or clay underfoot and a 'true all-American' hard court ball reaction. This is the ultimate in CushionCourt play.
3. Is there a lot of maintenance?	No! In fact, because 'Pro-Bounce' system is built with the highest quality resins and finishes, periods between normal resurfacing will probably be greater than a typical hard court, as much as seven to ten years.
4. Will my court play faster than asphalt or concrete courts? And what is the speed of play?	Generally, the court speed will be a medium paced game, however, this can be modified by the texture of the finish.
5. How long has the 'Pro-Bounce' been in existence?	Conceptually, the system has been under consideration and development for over 10 years. First installations were made in 1999. Interest and demand have grown in the year 2000 with phenomenal success.
6. My existing court is 15 years old and cracked. Plus, the landscaping is mature and access to the court is difficult. Is this a problem?	Access in a tight court is no problem for surface installation. All components can easily be carried through a gate without damage to mature landscaping. No heavy equipment is required.
7. I have seen courts which are rolled out or snapped together like blocks which have dead spots or sound funny when played on. Will I have to worry about this?	'Pro-Bounce' is built on site and weighs approximately 36,000 lbs. or 18 tons per court ensuring a clean, quiet playing surface with a 'true ball bounce' throughout the surface.
8. Is there a Warranty with the surface?	Yes, a 5-Year Warranty against cracking.
9. How long does it take to install?	Generally, five (5) days for a single court. Multiple courts (two, three, four courts) will take seven (7) to ten (10) days. Multiple courts take less time per court.
10. Who installs the surface?	'Pro-Bounce' may only be installed through trained licensed Novagrass dealers.

11. How do I select the right surface for me?	It's easy! Nova'Pro-Bounce is a different system tailored to bring new cushion and life to cracked and deteriorating courts, suitable for all styles and budgets. No other surface is provided with a comparable warranty.
12. What colors are available and can I have a different color outside to the playing area?	We have 6 standard colors in our range and "Two Tone" courts are very popular and easily installed by our qualified licensed contractors. Contact us for a free color chart and to discuss the most attractive combination for your club or residence.
13. Can I play other sports on my Nova'Pro-Bounce court?	The Nova'Pro-Bounce System is designed to accommodate many other court sports such as basketball and volleyball. These are only two other sports for which our system is ideally suited. The benefit of being a "multi-purpose" surface is particularly useful for schools and commercial facilities. If you have a special surface need, just ask us. Chances are we will have a system that is perfect for the job. Whenever you want to play a sport, we can provide a surface to do it on!
14. Where can the Nova'Pro-Bounce be used?	We have many installations throughout the U.S. covering everything from indoor stadiums to personal courts. Many of these sites are used for tournament play with excellent responses. In many cases, we can tailor the system to meet the requirements of the job.
15. Is your surface safe to play on and does it get slippery when wet?	The demanding sport of tennis...players need to be able to accelerate quickly and stop immediately. The non-slip aspect of the surface, in most cases, means minimal injury to anyone unfortunate enough to fall. The surface is definitely non-slip in both wet and dry conditions; the shock absorbent, cushioned effect (under foot) is most noticeable; and the appearance of the surface in relation to the surroundings is very pleasing.