Replacing artificial grass on padel courts

– everything you need to know about lifespan, maintenance and renovation

Artificial grass on a padel court doesn’t last forever.
Due to intensive use, weather conditions and improper maintenance, the surface gradually wears out —
causing less grip, a slippery surface, and higher injury risk.

At I-Padel, we help clubs and commercial operators renovate or replace their padel court turf safely, sustainably, and to the highest quality standards.

When should the artificial grass be replaced?

The average lifespan of padel court turf is 6–8 years outdoors and 4–7 years indoors.
It depends on usage intensity, surface type, and maintenance frequency.

If players start to slip or notice that sand stays on top rather than settling into the fibers,
it’s time to consider replacement.

Why timely replacement matters

A worn-out surface means lower performance and safety.
New turf provides:

How does the replacement process work?

At I-Padel we manage the entire process from start to finish:

Sustainable Reuse of Old Artificial Grass

When replacing the artificial grass, we ensure that the old material is not disposed of as waste but processed into 100% circular raw material.
In cooperation with a specialised recycling partner, the turf is delivered in rolls and fully reintroduced into the material cycle.

This allows your club to contribute to a more sustainable sports facility and strengthens your position towards municipalities and subsidy applications where sustainability plays a role.

Maintenance extends turf lifespan

Regular brushing and re-sanding prevent compaction and slipperiness.
Proper care can extend turf life by up to three years.

Choose quality and reliability

I-Padel manufactures multiple types of padel turf,
from competition-grade surfaces with built-in lines to recreational versions with more cushioning.

We produce in-house and work with certified installers to ensure long-lasting quality and play performance.