Sportswall Cost & Installation · For Principals, Facilities And Purchasing

What A Sportswall Costs. And How It Goes In.

You pay by the game, not by the wall. Here is what moves the price, who does what, and what the approval takes. Forward this page to whoever signs off.

You Pay By The Game. Not By The Wall.

Pick the games you want painted. Add more later.

About $150

A painted goal. Foot hockey and soccer both use it.

About $250

A full game layout. Volleyball, handball or tennis, each.

Most schools start with two or three games. Prices are in Canadian dollars and you get the number in writing before you commit to anything.

Why We Don't Publish One Sportswall Price

Because we would be guessing, and you would find out later. No two schoolyards are the same. A price we invent for a wall we haven't seen is not a price, it's a surprise waiting for your budget.

So we look at the wall first, then quote it. The call is free and it takes about twenty minutes.

What Moves The Price.

Six things. We check all of them on the call or the site visit.

How Many Games

Every game is priced on its own. Two games cost less than five. Nothing stops you adding more next year.

Wall Size And Height

A tall, wide wall holds full game layouts. A short wall holds goals and targets. The wall decides what fits.

Surface Condition

Sound brick or block takes paint well. Crumbling, damp or previously coated surfaces need prep first.

The Ground In Front

Court lines go on the pavement too. Cracked or gravel ground changes what we can mark out.

Travel

We're based in Toronto. Distance from the city can move the number.

Custom Work

School colours, a logo, or a layout nobody else has. We do it, and we price it on the call.

How A Sportswall Goes In.

Five steps. You only need to start the first one.

1

A 20-Minute Call

Tell us about the wall and the yard. Photos help. We tell you honestly whether it looks suitable, and roughly what fits on it.

2

Site Visit And Written Quote

We look at the wall, the surface and the ground in front of it. You get a layout and a price in writing. No cost, no commitment.

3

Your Approvals

A Sportswall usually needs facilities, purchasing and site sign-off. We hand you what the review needs. You confirm the parts only the school can.

4

Painting

We paint in dry weather, outside school hours where the yard allows it. Rain moves the date, not the price. Your quote gives you the window.

5

Games And A Plan

We don't paint it and leave. Your Sportswall comes with the games and a plan for recess, phys ed, intramurals, before school and after the bell.

See Sportswall Games →

Who Does What.

GANP Brings

  • The site visit and the written quote
  • The layout, the paint and the labour
  • Insurance and screening paperwork
  • The printable games that go with each marking
  • An introduction for students and staff
  • A plan for using it through the week

The School Brings

  • One contact who can answer questions
  • Access to the wall and the yard on the painting day
  • Facilities, purchasing and site approvals
  • Anything the board requires on top of that
  • A yes on the layout before we start

Upkeep, Lifespan And Paying For It.

Upkeep

Nothing to set up, store or repair. A Sportswall doesn't get booked and it doesn't get put away. Lines can be repainted years later if a yard gets heavy use.

Lifespan

Our first Sportswall went on a wall at St. Henry Catholic School in 2013 and is still in place in 2026. That is what we know. We don't publish a warranty year we haven't tested.

Paying For It

Schools have used school budgets, parent council funds, local grants and sponsors. Boards can fund several schools at once through a pilot.

Working across more than one school? See the Active School Pilot for boards.

Show Us Your Wall.

Send a photo and the school name. We'll tell you what fits on it and what it costs, in writing, at no charge.

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