Court surface

Padel court turf cleaning

We collect debris with the Meijer VP70 and use the Padmax VX2 to redistribute sand where needed.

How the surface is cleaned

Dust, ball lint and loose debris collect on artificial turf. We use the Meijer VP70 to sweep the surface and collect this debris.

We then check the sand distribution. Where brushing is needed, the Padmax VX2 redistributes the sand and brushes the fibres. We agree any sand top-up separately.

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Service at a glance

Debris removal
Dust, leaves and small debris are removed from the artificial-turf fibres.
Equipment for sports surfaces
We use vacuum and brushing equipment intended for sports surfaces and work carefully around the fibres.
Condition-based schedule
The suitable cleaning interval depends on court use, location and the condition of the surface.
Planned around bookings
Visits can be arranged around the booking calendar to limit disruption to court use.

Our equipment

Two tools for different jobs: collecting debris and redistributing sand.

Check the sand after cleaning

Once debris is removed, we can check where sand has shifted and brush it back across the court. Any top-up is agreed separately.

Common questions

How often should the court surface be cleaned?
The suitable interval depends on court use, location and the condition of the surface. Heavily used courts usually need attention more often. After the first visit, we can suggest a practical schedule.
Does cleaning remove the court sand?
The process targets dust and surface debris, but some sand displacement is normal. We will point out low or uneven areas and can add sand maintenance if needed.
Can the court be used on the same day?
Yes. The surface is normally dry and ready shortly after cleaning. If additional treatments require more time, we will agree this with you in advance.
Does turf cleaning replace sand top-up?
No. Cleaning removes dust and debris. If sand is low or uneven, we recommend a separate sand maintenance step.