Gym Floor Maintenance and Resurfacing

Maintenance and Resurfacing For Colorado Gym Facilities

Regular maintenance and upkeep are essential for your gym floors performance and safety. Over time, everyday activities—from sports practice and equipment use—create surface-level damage that can dull your floor’s appearance and reduce its friction coefficient, making the playing surface unsightly, slippery and unsafe for players. Fortunately, our resurfacing service offers an efficient solution to bring back that high gloss shine, everybody loves, and preserve the life span of your gymnasium floor.

J&M Hardwood Floors, provides professional gym floor resurfacing services for Colorado Schools, sports facilities, community centers, and churches.

Why Screen & Coat Instead of Sanding?

If your gymnasium floor doesn’t have deep scratches or finish failure, screen and coat is the better option. It refreshes the topcoat without removing any of the underlying wood. This extends the lifespan of your floor and postpones the need for more invasive refinishing.

Benefits of Screen & Coat:

J&M Hardwood Floors services all type of athletic facilities such as. Schools, Recreation centers, Sports facilities. Basketball, Racquetball, Pickleball, Volleyball, Aerobics room floors, Stage floors and Dance floors. Event host wood floors.

Gym Floor Resurfacing Service

Routine maintenance is important for your gym floors safety, performance, and longevity. Daily use will diminish the quality and safety of your gym floor surface. J&M Hardwood Floors delivers experienced maintenance service. We use only top of the line sport finishes from from the best manufactures to keep your gym floor looking and performing its best.

Call us today at (720) 987-7646 and schedule your gym floor resurfacing.

Protect your floor. Preserve your investment. Keep your floors performing their best—with J&M Hardwood Floors.

Our Process For Resurfacing

Dust Mop- We use a dust mop remove dirt and dust from the floor. Gum, tape, candy, stuck to the floor is also removed at this time.
Deep Scrub clean – Heavy duty floor cleaner is used with scrubbing pads and a machine scrubber to remove, shoe marks, ground in dirt along with any other foreign material that may be on the floor surface.
Residue clean up- A mild cleaner and machine scrubber are used to remove any residual heavy cleaner still on the floor.
Abrasion- The floor is etched using a fine grit paper and swing buffer to gently remove the top layer of finish.
Dust Removal- We do a final cleaned and tack to remove fine dust from the floor.
Perimeter Check- The edges are cleaned by hand with a towel.
Finish Application.- Finely we can apply the finish. You floors are ready for play in 48-72 hours.

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What Is Resurfacing

Resurfacing is a gym floor maintenance method that involves lightly abrading and removing the top coat of finish and reapplying a new protective layer. This method does not involve sanding the hardwood beneath, making it ideal for floors in good structural condition but needing surface restoration. Routine maintenance is important for safety, performance, and longevity of your sport floor

This service is especially valuable for high-traffic areas like basketball courts, volleyball courts, and multi-use gymnasium floors that face constant friction, scuffs, and wear and tear.

How often should I schedule a screen and coat for my gym floor?

For best performance J&M Hardwood Floors recommends having your gym floor maintained annually or semi-annually depending on the amount of wear your sport floor sees during a years period.

Will the process remove any existing court markings or paint?

No. The screening process only targets the top layer of finish. Your basketball, volleyball, or tennis game lines and logos remain fully intact.

Is it safe to clean the floor with bleach or strong cleaners after recoating?

No. Harsh cleaners like bleach or acidic products can break down the new finish. Use only MFMA-approved cleaners designed for gym flooring to avoid damaging the surface.

What can we do to prevent future wear and tear?

Use proper cleaning equipment, avoid dragging furniture, and keep entrance areas clean to reduce debris. Regular maintenance, including dust mopping and proper disinfectant use, goes a long way.

Can this process help with minor water damage or surface stains?

Minor Water Stains or Spot Damage. It will not remove watermark spills, or water damage, And it won’t cover up rotted areas or insect damage. To sum it up this interim process is for preventative maintenance to protect against future damage and prolong the life of your floor.