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Basketball Hoop Installation
Basketball is undoubtedly one of the most loved games in the United States. If you are a huge basketball fan, you will someday have to install a basketball hoop in your home. However, installing a basketball hoop is a challenging task. This is why we're here to help. Let us do all the heavy lifting!
After finding the in-ground basketball hoop, you would like to install, ring us up, and we will deliver it to your home after picking it up from the store. Next, we will assemble the delivered equipment after you indicate the installation orientation.
Basketball Disassembly Service
We will be glad to help disassemble your basketball hoop and reinstall it in a new location, provided you are relocating within Maryland, Washington DC, Southern Pennsylvania, or Northern Virginia.
Before You Begin A Basketball Installation
Before installing an in-ground basketball system, you must first survey the area before digging. Most States do not permit holes to be dug within 3 feet of any utility markings.
Basketball Installation Process
We will have to visit your home twice when performing in-ground installations.
First Visit. We will dig the hole per the manufacturer's specifications on the first visit, pour the concrete, and install the base plate. Considering the concrete is somewhat finicky when wet, you must allow it time to set.
On the second visit, we will install the hoop assembly itself. At that point, the job is done and done! You can now enjoy your brand-new basketball hoop to your heart's content!
Required Information Before Installing In-Ground Basketball System
Our services comprise hole digging, concrete work, and installation of poles and backboards as specified by the manufacturer. We partner with the following companies:
- MegaSlam
- Goalsetter
- ProDunk
- Goaliath
- Goalrilla
- Silverback
- American Eagle
- First Team
- Lifetime
- Ironclad
- Spalding
As part of our service agreement, we shall not be responsible for the disposal of dirt created after a hole is dug. However, we can move the dirt to another location within your property at your request. We can dispose dirt at an additional fee. Payment has to be done in fully before the completion of our installation service.
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Homeowner's Preparation
Before making our first visit, we require homeowners to:
Get clearance by visiting the local utility company. State and local authorities require a clearance to be tendered before digging a hole four feet deep and two feet wide. You must consult with homeowners’ associations and local municipalities nearest you.
Get a utility company to mark utility lines on your property. This is often done for free. Please ensure that the company approves two spots for digging. Should the first have underground obstruction, the second spot will be an alternative.
We will communicate with the utility company on your behalf. But before we do that, we will need you to provide us with the plan of your home and your preferred installation spots (two).
Please remember that utility companies do not mark obstructions like electrical lawn lighting systems, lawn sprinklers, and electric dog fences. Before digging, we will require you to remove lighting system lines or utility lines which will obstruct our work. Should any electrical or plumbing obstruction be found in the first spot, we have no choice but to install the in-ground basketball system in the second spot.
If there is an existing in-ground unit, it is your duty as a homeowner to remove it before we make our first visit. Please consult with your local contractor before doing this. They may need to fill an existing hole, especially if it is more significant than 2×3. This will have to be done before a new unit can be installed. Please ensure that the diameter corresponds to the specification of the manufacturer. If we can’t install your unit due to an obstruction, we will refund your money after taking out the trip fee incurred by our technician after visiting your home.
Additionally, we may provide you with in-ground units previously removed.
Clean up: It is your responsibility as a homeowner to dispose of all packing materials. The only thing we can do for you is place removed trash at designated spots. We do not carry garbage off-site on your behalf.
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Please fill up the contact form and provide us with as many details of your project as possible.
Approve Estimate
Our experts will review your project needs and create a plan that works with your schedule. You will then have to review & approve the plan via email.
Project Kick-Off
Once you have approved our solution plan, we'll send professional installers who own just the right tools & equipment in their arsenal to complete your project.
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Basketball Hoop Installation in MD, DC, Northern VA & Southern PA
Please note that weather conditions can cause us to change our service dates. If your question hasn’t been covered here, please feel free to reach us via our phone lines.
VA
Any Assembly Virginia
+1(703) 596-0086
DC
Any Assembly Washington
+1(202) 684-6782
PA
Any Assembly Pennsylvania 
+1(267) 209-0710
Frequently Asked Questions
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How much does it cost to install a basketball hoop in the ground?
The cost to install a basketball hoop in the ground typically ranges around $1000, but this can vary based on the type of hoop, size, and travel costs. Contact Any Assembly for a customized quote.
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How to install a basketball hoop in the ground?
Installing an in-ground basketball hoop involves digging a hole, setting the pole in concrete, and ensuring it is level. Professional installation ensures it is done correctly and safely.
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Can in-ground basketball hoops be moved?
Yes, in-ground basketball hoops can be moved, but it requires professional disassembly, transportation, and reinstallation to ensure safety and stability.
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How much does it cost to install a Goalrilla?
The cost to install a Goalrilla hoop varies based on the model and complexity of the installation. Contact Any Assembly for a specific quote.
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How deep should an inground basketball hoop be?
For most in-ground basketball systems, you should dig a hole about 24 inches in diameter and 36 inches deep to provide a stable foundation.
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How much concrete to install a basketball hoop?
Typically, you'll need about 11-12 bags of concrete for a standard in-ground basketball hoop. This provides a stable base and ensures the hoop is secure.
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Can you install a basketball hoop on existing concrete?
Yes, you can install a basketball hoop on existing concrete using a bolt-down anchor kit, but the installation process might differ slightly from in-ground installations.
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Can I put a basketball hoop in my driveway?
Yes, you can install a basketball hoop in your driveway. It is a common and convenient location for residential basketball hoops.
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Can you remove an in-ground basketball hoop?
Yes, we provide disassembly services for in-ground basketball hoops, which include removing the hoop, transporting it to a new location, and re-installing it.
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How much does it cost to install a ground?
The cost to install a ground basketball hoop varies depending on several factors, including the type of hoop and installation requirements. Contact Any Assembly for an accurate estimate.
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Can you dunk on a Goalrilla hoop?
Yes, Goalrilla hoops are designed to withstand dunking and are often used in professional and competitive settings.
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Are Goaliath and Goalrilla the same?
Goaliath and Goalrilla are different brands, but both are manufactured by the same company. Goalrilla hoops are generally higher-end with more robust construction compared to Goaliath.
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How much does it cost to put a basketball hoop together?
The cost to assemble a basketball hoop varies based on the type and size of the hoop. Contact Any Assembly for a specific quote.
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Is it OK to play basketball on concrete?
Yes, playing basketball on concrete is common. However, it's important to wear appropriate footwear to prevent injury and ensure safety.
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What is the alternative to concrete for basketball?
Alternatives to concrete for basketball courts include asphalt, modular sports tiles, and synthetic turf. Each option has its benefits and drawbacks in terms of cost, maintenance, and playability.