FEASIBILTY

To ensure a site is suitable for Padel, the SG team conducts a detailed feasibility study.

Outdoor Sites
For outdoor locations, the most critical factor is understanding what lies beneath the ground. This helps ensure that once the court is constructed, it remains structurally secure even in the event of subterranean movement. Court placement is also important: tree roots can cause significant long-term damage, so courts must be positioned at a safe distance from any trees that cannot be removed.

Indoor Sites
Indoor venues require completely flat surfaces to allow for proper court installation. In addition, because Padel court lighting sits at a considerable height, precise measurements are essential to ensure the courts fit—particularly in buildings with lower eaves

In addition, access must be evaluated at both sites.

The study also looks at potential demand, estimating how many players are likely to use the courts and what revenue could be expected. This gives owners a realistic picture of whether the project could succeed.

The feasibility study will help with the architectural work by clarifying the project’s scope and providing a clear plan, which improves the chances of getting planning approval.

Beyond initial Feasibility, if you decide to move forward, SG Padel will Guide you through further steps, providing technical drawings and planning support from in-house architects, design and layout support, supplier and canopy options.