When you make the decision to install a basketball or multipurpose game court in the backyard of your home, we understand you have a lot of choices to make. Trust Court Builders of St. Louis to help you design and build the perfect court!

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This is a wonderful custom ordered sofa with a Nate Berkus fabric. Bench is upholstered in a super lush leather and finished with a polished nailhead. Adorned with pillows from Highland Court. Backdrop (kitchen) clients existing bar stools and fabulous choice of tile, cabinetry & flooring (all her decisions)....told you she has fabulous taste!

Photo: Kayla Pearson © 2015 Houzz
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Alloy co-owner Dan Zimmerman is our lead architect. You might guess that when you see all the carefully considered design decisions, both large and small. As his own client, Dan was free to design and build simultaneously and make decisions on-the-fly. This was a thorough renovation with the old roof and siding coming off which was a great opportunity for insulation to go in. Perhaps in this case, the pictures can speak for themselves so there is time to discuss the back yard shuffleboard court and skateboard ramp (FYI: Dan is a shredder). It’s a better house from top to bottom even though the footprint has not increased and it is still in character with the neighborhood. And it’s fun!

Alloy co-owner Dan Zimmerman is our lead architect. You might guess that when you see all the carefully considered design decisions, both large and small. As his own client, Dan was free to design and build simultaneously and make decisions on-the-fly. This was a thorough renovation with the old roof and siding coming off which was a great opportunity for insulation to go in. Perhaps in this case, the pictures can speak for themselves so there is time to discuss the back yard shuffleboard court and skateboard ramp (FYI: Dan is a shredder). It’s a better house from top to bottom even though the footprint has not increased and it is still in character with the neighborhood. And it’s fun!

Alloy co-owner Dan Zimmerman is our lead architect. You might guess that when you see all the carefully considered design decisions, both large and small. As his own client, Dan was free to design and build simultaneously and make decisions on-the-fly. This was a thorough renovation with the old roof and siding coming off which was a great opportunity for insulation to go in. Perhaps in this case, the pictures can speak for themselves so there is time to discuss the back yard shuffleboard court and skateboard ramp (FYI: Dan is a shredder). It’s a better house from top to bottom even though the footprint has not increased and it is still in character with the neighborhood. And it’s fun!

Alloy co-owner Dan Zimmerman is our lead architect. You might guess that when you see all the carefully considered design decisions, both large and small. As his own client, Dan was free to design and build simultaneously and make decisions on-the-fly. This was a thorough renovation with the old roof and siding coming off which was a great opportunity for insulation to go in. Perhaps in this case, the pictures can speak for themselves so there is time to discuss the back yard shuffleboard court and skateboard ramp (FYI: Dan is a shredder). It’s a better house from top to bottom even though the footprint has not increased and it is still in character with the neighborhood. And it’s fun!

Alloy co-owner Dan Zimmerman is our lead architect. You might guess that when you see all the carefully considered design decisions, both large and small. As his own client, Dan was free to design and build simultaneously and make decisions on-the-fly. This was a thorough renovation with the old roof and siding coming off which was a great opportunity for insulation to go in. Perhaps in this case, the pictures can speak for themselves so there is time to discuss the back yard shuffleboard court and skateboard ramp (FYI: Dan is a shredder). It’s a better house from top to bottom even though the footprint has not increased and it is still in character with the neighborhood. And it’s fun!

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