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Basketball Hoop Assembly & Installation
Basketball is, without a doubt, one of the most beloved sports in the United States. And can be considered an all-time favorite pastime. If you're a huge fan of basketball and you have kids, at some point and time, you will decide to install a basketball hoop of your own, be it in your backyard or the driveway.
However, wanting and installing a basketball hoop is more challenging than one may think, especially since it's a considerable investment of time and resources, not to mention the installation cost. This is precisely why we are here to help our customers save time and energy.
Choosing the Installation & Assembly service
1. Click on the
Basketball Hoop you would like to have assembled & Installed.
2. Make a research
3. Purchase your installation service at our Online Services Store.
4. Schedule a convenient service date or dates.
5. Play Ball!
Cost of Basketball Installation
The average cost of installing a basketball system is around $1000. Various factors influence the price.
Request professional basketball hoop installation.
Basketball System Type
There are three main types of basketball systems in the industry today:
- Stationary in-ground basketball system
- Portable basketball system
- Roof/Wall mounted basketball system.
Each has its benefits and drawbacks, which influence the type of work required to install each. Stationary in-ground basketball systems require digging equipment, concrete, and earth relocation devices. Comparatively, roof/wall-mounted basketball systems need wooden bracing, structural anchors, and scaffolding (in some cases). The price difference is evident in comparing this to portable basketball systems that require nothing but base gel, sand, or water to function.
Size of the basketball system
The size of the backboard standardizes most modern basketball systems. These sizes are 72" x 42" (NBA Regulation Size), 60" x 36", and 54"x 36" for most in-ground basketballs. Some portable basketball hoops deviate from this norm by offering more petite sizes.
Travel costs
The distance required to travel to the destination address varies. Some are close, and some are further away. This influences the team's responsiveness and job completion rate.
Follow These Few Easy Steps to Get Your Basketball Installed
Tells us your needs
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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Service across Maryland, Pennsylvania, Washington DC, and Northern Virginia.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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How much is it to install a basketball hoop?
The cost to install a basketball hoop 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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What is the best way to transport a basketball hoop?
The best way to transport a basketball hoop is to disassemble it if possible, secure all parts, and use a truck or large vehicle. Professional movers can handle this process for you.
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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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How deep to dig a hole for a basketball hoop?
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 long does it take for concrete to cure for a basketball hoop?
Concrete typically takes about 24 to 48 hours to set initially, but it is recommended to wait at least 72 hours before attaching the basketball hoop to ensure it is fully cured.
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How much space do you need behind a basketball hoop?
Ideally, you should have at least 10 feet of clear space behind a basketball hoop to provide enough room for play and safety.
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What height hoop does the NBA use?
The NBA uses a standard hoop height of 10 feet from the ground to the rim.
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Is the NBA rim 12 feet?
No, the NBA rim is 10 feet high.
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How far is the NBA 3-point line?
The NBA 3-point line is 23.75 feet from the basket at the top of the key and 22 feet from the corners.
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How do you install a basketball hoop at home?
Installing a basketball hoop at home involves selecting the right location, preparing the foundation, assembling the hoop, and securing it in place. Professional installation services can handle this for you.
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Can I put a basketball hoop in the ground?
Yes, in-ground basketball hoops are popular for their stability and professional feel. The installation process involves digging a hole, setting the pole in concrete, and ensuring it is level.
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How long does it take to put together a basketball hoop?
The time to assemble a basketball hoop can vary, but it typically takes a few hours to complete the entire process, including digging, setting the pole, and assembling the backboard and rim.