Cage time at home. Every day.
Custom backyard batting cages built for real daily use. Durable turf, heavy-duty netting, optional pitching mound. Most cage installs pay back in rental fees within a few seasons.
Free on-site quote
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The problem
Rental cages are expensive, booked, and across town.
Every travel-ball family in DFW has felt these four patterns.
Rental fees that eat the youth-sports budget
DFW cage rentals run $35-50/hr. 3-4 hours a week during season = $5K-$8K a year. Two kids in travel ball = double that.
Booked solid when you actually need it
Everyone wants cage time Monday/Tuesday/Thursday 6-8pm. You take what's left. Saturday morning before tournament? Good luck.
45 minutes of driving per session
Home → facility → home. Hour round-trip for 60 minutes of swings. Cuts the efficient reps in half for serious players.
Weather shuts down the field too
Outdoor practice gone, indoor rentals booked. A week of rain and your player loses their timing heading into a tournament.
The 10-year math
Rental fees will out-pay the cage in 3 seasons.
One travel-ball player doing 3 hours a week, 40 weeks a year. Here's the 10-year math.
| Line item | Rental cages | Backyard cage |
|---|---|---|
| Cage rentals ($40/hr × 120 hr/yr) | $48,000 | $0 |
| Tournament cage bookings | $3,000 | $0 |
| Drive time + fuel (est.) | $3,500 | $0 |
| Cage install (55', one-time) | — | $18,500 |
| Netting replacement (year 7) | — | $800 |
| Turf refresh (year 10) | — | $1,200 |
| 10-year total | $54,500 | $20,500 |
Plus unlimited reps. And zero scheduling conflicts. And no 45-minute drives.
What we build
A cage that holds up to real daily use.
Heavy-duty frame and netting
Steel-pole frame rated for live pitching speeds. #42 nylon netting, pro-grade, not the hardware-store nylon that shreds in 18 months. Built for 5-7 years minimum before netting replacement.
Proper hitting-zone turf
Performance 5mm turf engineered for repeat ball impact. No bare spots after one season. Red turf home-plate mat with batter boxes marked.
Pitching mound option
Clay mound or turf mound with regulation spacing. Full-length cages (70'+) can include a proper mound and plate for real bullpen work.
Engineered base for year-round use
Drainage-graded sub-base so the cage plays the same in February as in August. Flagstone or concrete walkway if the cage lives next to the house.
Real customers
Travel-ball families across DFW.
My son's travel schedule eats every weekend. Having a cage in the backyard means he can get 100 swings after school instead of driving to a facility. Paid for itself in two seasons.
We have two kids in select ball. The rental math was insane. Bearcat built a 55-footer in our side yard in three days. Year later it looks like day one.
Asked for a bullpen option. They built a real clay mound with regulation spacing. My kid's pitching coach comes over for sessions instead of meeting at a facility.
The visit
What you get for your free on-site visit.
- A walkthrough with Colin or Lindsey — owners, not salespeople
- A site check for access, power, and sight lines from the house
- A fixed-price proposal in 48 hours — frame + netting + turf + mound
- A written quote you can take to competitors
- No deposit required to book the install
Heads up
We're booking 4-6 weeks out for spring installs. Playoffs are close — get in line this week.
Or call 682-999-9240. We pick up.
Quick answers
The questions we hear most.
How much does a backyard batting cage cost?
Full-package backyard cages in DFW run $12,000-$25,000 depending on length, netting spec, mound inclusion, and base complexity. A 55' standard youth cage with turf + netting + pad runs around $15,000-$18,000. A 70' cage with a regulation pitching mound runs higher. Fixed-price proposal — no upsells mid-install.
How much space do I need?
For a 55' cage, plan on ~65'×15' of clear yard area (extra length for backstop, extra width for netting overhang). For a 70' cage with mound, ~80'×15'. We'll measure access during the walkthrough and route the install around existing hardscape, trees, and sight lines.
Can you build one indoors?
Yes — we've installed in converted garages, barndominiums, and commercial facilities. Indoor installs usually use the same turf and netting spec with different pole anchoring.
What about HOAs?
Most Aledo / Walsh / Parker County HOAs are accommodating — we've installed in dozens of them. Southlake, Westlake, and similar-tier HOAs sometimes require architectural review. We handle the paperwork on your behalf in either case.
How long does the install take?
Most standard cages: 3-5 days on-site once we start. With a poured concrete pad or clay mound, add a day. Bad weather adds a day.
Do you do supply-only?
Yes. For families with a concrete pad already poured or crew willing to install, we can supply the turf, netting, and hardware at a material-only rate. Common for indoor facilities and team cages.
Ready for a free quote?
One business day response. No deposit. No pressure. Just a real proposal for your cage.