New Customers: Grand Prairie, 002 Pickleball, Tecumseh & Ace Pickleball

Growth at SLN/CR has never been about chasing numbers. It's about proving, one installation at a time, that proactive noise management makes courts better for everyone. This spring, we're proud to welcome four new customers that reflect the breadth of our mission.

Grand Prairie is one of the fastest-growing cities in the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex, and their parks and recreation department is investing heavily in pickleball infrastructure. When they evaluated noise mitigation partners, they chose SLN/CR — because they wanted a solution backed by independent acoustic research and proven at scale. Grand Prairie joins a growing roster of Texas municipalities taking a proactive approach to noise before it becomes a community issue.

Zero Zero Two is Fort Collins' premier indoor-outdoor pickleball complex, featuring 17 courts across indoor and outdoor environments. Opened in late 2025, the facility represents the new wave of purpose-built pickleball destinations — and they understand that acoustic quality is part of the premium experience. SLN/CR is proud to partner with 002 to ensure their facility sounds as good as it plays.

This one is special. The Town of Tecumseh marks SLN/CR's first customer in Canada — a milestone in our expansion beyond the United States. Tecumseh, located in Ontario's Essex County near Windsor, has invested significantly in pickleball infrastructure, including the Zekelman Pickleball Complex. As the sport grows across Canada, Tecumseh is leading by example with proactive acoustic planning. We're honored to be part of their approach.

Ace Pickleball Club is building something different — a membership-driven community model that takes the hassle out of finding games, courts, and partners. Their philosophy of "show up, play, and belong" aligns perfectly with our belief that great facilities should be welcoming for everyone, including neighbors. Ace chose SLN/CR to ensure their courts deliver on that promise from day one.

Each of these customers chose SLN/CR for the same reason: they want to build it right the first time. No retroactive fixes, no noise complaints to react to, no costly redesigns. Just smart planning, proven technology, and courts that are good neighbors from the start.

If your facility or municipality is planning pickleball courts, we'd love to talk. Start with a free noise risk assessment — it takes five minutes and could save you years of headaches.