[ Naperville and the western suburbs ]

Pickleball court cleaning in Naperville

Naperville and the towns around it have some of the busiest indoor pickleball in Illinois, including dedicated clubs, franchise locations and racquet clubs that converted tennis courts. Busy courts show it first in the kitchen and along the baselines. We clean courts and nothing else.

What we see on western-suburb courts

  • Paddle scuff on the kitchen line. High play volume leaves black marks where paddles and shoes hit hardest. They come up with pre-treatment and a red pad.
  • Film from the wrong cleaner. Courts mopped with general-purpose floor product build a haze that makes grip uneven. We wrote about how that's removed.
  • Garage-door clubs. Several clubs out here open overhead doors in good weather, which brings in pollen, grass and parking-lot dust that settles on the surround.

What every visit includes

  • Blow. Debris cleared from the full court and surround.
  • Pre-treat. Stains, scuffs and heavy soil treated with court-safe, neutral-pH agents.
  • Scrub. Commercial auto-scrubber in overlapping passes, white pad for routine work and red for heavy soil.
  • Recover. The machine pulls the dirty water back up as it goes. No standing water, no pressure washing.
  • Document. Before-and-after photos of every court, to you within 48 hours.
Before and after photos of an indoor pickleball court cleaned by Dink and Done
A recent Illinois deep clean. More at our work page.

Where we work near Naperville

Naperville, Aurora, Bolingbrook, Woodridge, Batavia, Wheaton, Villa Park, Westmont, Warrenville, Lisle, Plainfield and Downers Grove.

What it costs

One flat monthly price per facility, not a price per court, quoted after a short walkthrough or a few photos of your courts. One-time deep cleans and residue removal are quoted separately. Every recurring program includes photo documentation of every visit.

[ Naperville FAQ ]

Questions we get.

Do you clean courts at franchise clubs?

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Yes. Franchise locations are a good fit because members compare your courts to every other location they play. We can run the same standard across several sites under one agreement and one invoice.

How often should our courts be cleaned?

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Monthly works for most clubs. Clubs open from early morning to late night, or hosting leagues most nights, do better every two weeks. We'll tell you honestly which one your floor needs.

What happens on the first visit?

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We photograph every court before anything touches the floor, pre-treat the worst areas, then scrub and extract with a commercial auto-scrubber. You get before-and-after photos within 48 hours.

Is there a free trial?

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Yes. We clean one court free, overnight, with no commitment, so you can compare it to the court beside it the next morning.

[ First court free ]

See it on your own court.

We'll clean one court overnight for free, with no commitment. Walk in the next morning, compare it to the court next to it, and decide.

More: questions, answered · how often courts should be cleaned · why pad choice matters · removing cleaning-product residue