SnapSports of Utah recently partnered with local non-profit University Neighborhood Partners to build a community basketball court. University Neighborhood Partners “brings together University and west side resources in reciprocal learning, action and benefit”. They primarily work with underprivileged children and provide resources to help them succeed.
The SnapSports of Utah team installed a small half court in their existing parking lot for the kids to enjoy after school. It will provide a safe place for them to play and get some exercise while bonding with their peers.
Here is a testimonial from the University:
Having a basketball court was a consistent request of the youth at the UNP Hartland Youth Center for over 5 years. Unfortunately, we could not make it work with our budget. Then about three years ago, a group of university staff began to raise funds to help the youth get their dream of a basketball court..but we were still short! Thanks, to SnapSports of Utah, they were able to provide a discounted price that made the dream a reality. We are grateful to this support…and we promise to having kids playing on it every day, as our way of saying THANK YOU!
The Jensen family in Richmond looked to SnapSports of Utah to transform their bare concrete slab into a custom Utah State themed homecourt. They opted for our Shocktower surfacing with 2 custom logos to fully transform the court.
Here is a indoor residential basketball court renovation that we recently completed in Draper. When we arrived the customer had a basketball hoop and a bare concrete slab. We assisted them in the overall design of the room in terms of flooring, wall carpet, and the team flags. They opted for our Bounceback Maple Shocktower surface in a 3′ x 3′ parquet pattern. Overall this is one of our coolest transformations to date!
“Before” 25′ x 42′
“After” 25′ x 42″ Bounceback Maple Shocktower (parquet)
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