Multifamily and developers
The amenity that fills units.
Pickleball is the fastest-growing sport in America, and renters already expect it. A PICKLETILE™-engineered court is not a recreational afterthought; it is an amenity that differentiates the property, accelerates lease-up, and stays quiet enough to sit near units, all of which flows into NOI.
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Toll Brothers, ColoradoThe resident experience your property deserves.
The details residents feel every time they play: comfort, year-round availability, clean design, and quiet. This is the difference between an amenity that retains tenants and one that draws complaints.
Enhanced viewing
Total transparency, no barriers. Architectural-grade glass gives residents and onlookers a clear, uninterrupted view of play.
Year-round utilization
A permanent, all-weather facility that keeps courts in play and residents engaged across every season.
Intelligent access
AUTONOMOUS SmartLock manages resident access and court scheduling, with no staff intervention required.
Drives NOI
A differentiating amenity that lifts rents, retention, and lease-up velocity, not a maintenance burden.
How developers turn courts into NOI.
See how developers place a court near units and amenity decks rather than a back corner, and why noise control is what makes that possible without complaints.
Courts near units, without the complaints
PICKLEGLASS encloses the court in architectural-grade structural glass that is acoustic-rated, so developers can site courts near amenity decks and units and clear approval the first time.
One partner, one accountable scope
PICKLETILE designs, engineers, and builds the entire court as one accountable scope, so the property works with a single partner from stamped drawings through final inspection, not a chain of separate trades.
Engineered systems for multifamily.
The two systems behind a premium multifamily court: the acoustic-rated glass enclosure that controls noise from adjacent units, and the technology that manages resident access and play.
PICKLEGLASS™
Transforms a court from a recreational add-on into an architectural centerpiece. Acoustic-rated for property settings. Designed to complement, not compete with, your property’s architecture.
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STC 36 acoustic ratingUp to 65% sound reduction
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Structural rating200 MPH wind loads
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Warranty10-year no-rust guarantee
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EnduroShield coatingReduces maintenance up to 90%
No noise complaints from residents in units adjacent to courts. No chain-link aesthetic dragging down your design standard. A facility your marketing team will want to photograph.
AUTONOMOUS SmartLock
Manages court availability, resident access and scheduling without staff intervention. Connects to PodPlay and CourtReserve for resident booking and programming.
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Resident booking syncPodPlay + CourtReserve
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Access controlResident-only or public hours
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Operations overheadZero on-site staff required
The amenity becomes an asset. Residents by day, monetizable by hour after-hours, without adding headcount.
Beyond the cage.
Why a multifamily court no longer means a chain-link enclosure, and what an architectural glass system changes about how the space looks, sounds, and lasts.
Permanent, not temporary
Chain-link and tarps are temporary by design. PICKLEGLASS™ is engineered as permanent architecture built to endure.
Acoustic by design
An enclosure that performs acoustically (STC 36, up to 16 dBA quieter), so courts belong near units and amenity decks, not the back of the property.
Differentiates the property
Architectural-grade structural glass that sets the property apart instead of cluttering it.
Everything your investment committee needs to approve.
We package the PE-stamped engineering, acoustic data, and code-compliant documentation your development and asset-management teams need to evaluate the project and clear approval the first time.
PICKLEGLASS™ Brochure
Flagship full-height structural glass enclosure
AUTONOMOUS Brochure
SmartLock access control & resident scheduling
Acoustic Sound Study
STC-rated noise reduction data for residential proximity
Photometric Example
Court lighting design specification & lux calculations
See what premium court infrastructure looks like.
Real installations at residential properties, master-planned communities, and luxury property properties. Look at how each facility integrates with the surrounding architecture. This is the difference between a court and an amenity.
Four-court PICKLEGLASS™ facility designed as the community’s signature outdoor amenity.
Resident-only court facility integrated with clubhouse and pool deck.
Night activation. AUTONOMOUS SmartLock access controls evening reservations.
Court placement studied against adjacent resident homes for acoustic separation.
Architectural integration with surrounding clubhouse pavilion.
What properties say about building with PICKLETILE™.
“Pickleball was on our amenity matrix from day one. The question was whether we could deliver it without compromising the architecture or fielding noise complaints. PICKLETILE™ answered both.”
“One contract instead of four. One number to call instead of four. The coordination savings alone justified the engagement. The finished facility is what closed the next two deals.”
“Our move-in surveys called the courts ‘the deciding factor’ more often than the gym, the pool, and the dog park combined. That was a number we could take back to the investment committee.”
Plan the right amenity for your property.
Expert guides on value, acoustics, scope, and single-source delivery, so you can plan the amenity and brief your board before committing budget.
How Premium Court Infrastructure Increases Property Value
ROI framework, amenity differentiation, competitive positioning.
Acoustic Planning for Courts in Residential Environments
Noise data, setback guidance, and how PICKLEGLASS™ eliminates the complaints that kill court projects.
How to Scope a Premium Court Amenity Package
What to include, what to budget, and how the timeline fits your build schedule.
Single-Partner vs. Multi-Vendor Court Delivery
Coordination risk, scope gaps, and accountability: what properties need to know before issuing the RFP.
How to Get a Premium Court Approved
Permitting, zoning, HOA review, and the documentation that clears it the first time.
What a Premium Court Really Costs Over 10 Years
Total cost of ownership, durability, and the lifetime-cost comparison.
Built for every environment.
One contract. One team. One signature amenity.
Connect with our team to review space planning, acoustic requirements, and pro-forma-ready documentation for your development.
Request a consultationSelections from Our Signature Portfolio
Apogee Country Club
Hobe Sound, Florida
Sterling Ranch Development
Littleton, Colorado
Smash Pickleball Club
Branford, Connecticut
Toll Brothers at Cherry Creek Trail
Parker, Colorado
Picklewood Paddle Club
Seattle, Washington
City of Elk Grove Village
Elk Grove, Illinois
Questions developers ask before they specify.
What does PICKLETILE deliver for multifamily developments?
PICKLETILE designs and builds the complete racquet amenity as one accountable system, the courts, the PICKLEGLASS structural glass enclosure, lighting, and access, rather than coordinating separate trades. PICKLETILE is the Official Court Builder of USA Pickleball.
How does a racquet amenity affect lease-up and property value?
A design-forward, permanent racquet amenity differentiates a development, supports lease-up, and adds lasting value, where a low-cost court that ages quickly or draws noise complaints becomes a liability.
Will the courts create noise complaints for residents?
PICKLEGLASS is independently verified to reduce on-court noise by up to 16 dBA (up to ~65% quieter), with an STC 36 rating, engineered to keep play from carrying to units and neighboring properties.
How durable is the amenity under heavy resident use?
It is engineered for wind loads up to 200 mph (ASCE 7-22), carries a 10-year no-rust guarantee, and performs in heat, cold, humidity, and coastal salt exposure.
Who manages the project and how long does it take?
One accountable partner delivers design, build, and warranty, with PE-stamped drawings on every project, in approximately 12 to 17 weeks from deposit to installation.




