Building a padel venuefrom site to operation
The road from an idea to the first serve has many turnings. We know them.
Sports facilities are our craft – long before the first padel court.
For over 30 years we've been building sports facilities, mobile and permanent. From major international spectator events to a venue for a small town. That experience goes into every padel project we take on.
The site is there. The questions arrive immediately.
Is the location even right? Will the ground hold? What will the planning office say about noise and permits? And does the whole thing add up? Anyone taking on a padel project for the first time quickly faces a stack of open questions – and every wrong assumption costs time and money later.
Clarity first, concrete second.
Before the first digger arrives, it's settled whether and how a venue works: location, catchment area, subsurface, planning situation and economics are checked and the turnings sorted. A vague idea becomes a plan you can act on with a clear conscience.
The kinds of sites we get running
No two plots are alike. These we've already thought through:
Open land & plots
From a field on the edge of town to an urban infill site – we assess what the location really supports.
Halls & indoor
Existing halls become weatherproof, year-round venues.
Well-connected locations
Proximity to housing, public transport and parking decides utilisation later on.
Mixed use
Padel as part of a wider leisure or sports concept.
This is for you if …
- You have a site or plot and want to know what it could become.
- You're planning a padel project but don't want to manage every trade yourself.
- You want an honest assessment rather than a sales pitch.
- You want a partner who stays through opening day and beyond.
What comes together along the way:
Understand the site
Location, catchment and competition honestly assessed – what the place really offers.
Establish feasibility
Site, subsurface and numbers checked before decisions get expensive.
Permits & emissions
Noise protection, conditions and approvals considered early.
One point of contact
Planning, trades and delivery all come together in one place.
From enquiry to venue
Site conversation
You describe the site and the idea, we give a first honest assessment.
Site & feasibility study
Location, subsurface, permits and economics are examined.
Concept & quote
You get a concrete plan with numbers, options and a timeframe.
Delivery
If you want, we stay through to opening – and into operation.
A venue isn't created on a drawing board, but out of honest answers to uncomfortable questions.
We know the road because we walk it ourselves.
Our own clubs came about exactly the way yours is meant to – from an empty plot to a full court on a Friday evening. What we recommend, we've lived through first.
See our locationsBuilding a padel venue –
frequently asked questions
Still got a question? Write to us directly.
Which sites are worth assessing?
Temporary and permanent sites, indoor and outdoor, commercial, municipal and private land. We assess early whether a project is realistic.
What does an initial assessment cost?
You get a first read on your site's potential after a short conversation – no obligation.
Do you handle the permits too?
We advise on permits, noise protection and emissions, and support the process throughout.
Got a site in mind?
Tell us about your project. You'll get an honest assessment – no sales pressure.
