FAQ

Squash court walls and floors should be cleaned and maintained daily to remove dust, sweat, and other debris. Deep cleaning and inspections should be conducted weekly, and a more thorough maintenance check, including repairs, should be done quarterly to ensure optimal playing conditions and longevity of the court surfaces. 

The best materials for squash court walls are high-density plaster or prefabricated wall panels designed specifically for squash courts. For floors, maple wood is preferred due to its durability and shock-absorbing properties. Both materials offer excellent performance and can withstand the rigorous demands of the sport. 

Preventative measures include regular inspections and prompt repairs of any minor issues before they worsen. Ensure proper humidity control in the court environment to prevent floor warping. If cracks or warping do occur, it's important to address them immediately by consulting a professional who can assess the damage and provide the appropriate repair solutions. 

Proper air quality and ventilation are crucial for player comfort and court maintenance. Install a ventilation system that ensures a constant flow of fresh air while controlling humidity levels. Regularly clean and service the ventilation system to prevent dust buildup and maintain optimal air quality. A dehumidifier can also help in areas with high humidity.