Pickleball Noise Relief
Our mission is to empower individuals and communities to take action against pickleball noise pollution and protect their quality of life.
What is pickleball noise pollution?
The impact of the pickleball paddle and ball produce up to 900 intense and highly annoying "pops" per hour per court. To learn about this disquieting and harmful noise and why it is causing conflicts and complaints in communities across North America, see Pickleball Noise 101.
Why is pickleball noise pollution a problem?
Those jarring "pops" prevent neighbors from enjoying peace of mind in their own homes, to which everyone has a right. Residents are reporting a range of health concerns attributed to this troubling source of noise pollution. Learn more in Noise and Health.
How big is the problem?
The number of Pickleball Noise Hot Spots are growing dramatically, often without notice, permission or input from nearby residents. Check out Our Stories. Sharing information on your noise Hot Spot can raise awareness on how widespread this public health crises problem has become.
Pickleball Noise Relief is here to help
Pickleball Noise Relief is a grassroots support network.
If you would like to discuss your specific situation with a volunteer, you can Report a Hot Spot and we will reach out directly in strict confidence. Members of our group have been involved in this issue for years. You are not alone!
What can be done about pickleball noise pollution?
We share tips on how to Assess Your Situation and Get Help.
"How To" guides are under the Take Action tab
Our Resource Center and YouTube Channel feature interviews with acoustical engineers, public health experts, legal, medical professionals, impacted neighbors and more
Read our 2024 Model Noise Ordinance for Pickleball and lobby your elected officials to update local, state or Federal noise codes and restrictions. The laws must change to address the noise created by this sport
Seeking licensed attorneys to help pickleball noise victims
Pickleball creates environmental pollution when courts are too close to residences. To mitigate this problem people are increasingly seeking legal assistance. If you are a licensed attorney interested in representing pickleball noise victims, you can connect with our Attorney Help Desk for support. We have pleadings, noise reports, experts, and strategies that can help you avoid common pitfalls.
What can you do to help?
Share our Press Room with local journalists and media outlets
Volunteer your time or share your personal experiences to raise awareness and inspire others
Donate to support our projects. Help fund critical initiatives to address the growing problem of noise pollution. Your donations are tax-deductible