Gym Floor Sanding And Finishing

Restore the beauty and performance of your sport floor to like new condition and let our team of professionals  create a floor your gym facility will be proud of.

Over time your gym floor will go through many changes. From screening and coating to expansion and contraction of the wood, from seasonal changes that can crack and chip the paint in the artwork. If your gym floor has years of neglect, has dull or faded paint and finish, cracks in the paint, peeling or flaking finish, several layers of finish, or is more than 10 years old. All of these are indicators it may be time to Re-sand your gymnasium floor. 

At J&M Hardwood Floors, we are cost efficient, highly experienced people in our field. We are a company you can entrust and rely on when it comes to your gym floor re-sand. We use the best equipment and the latest technology the industry has to offer, as well as highly skilled craftsman to complete your gym floor project in a timely manner.

What Is Sanding And Finishing?

Unlike routine gym floor maintenance , full sanding removes the entire floor surface removing all finishes, paint, stains  sealers, down to raw wood and exposing a fresh raw wood surface. This allows us to start with a clean slate adding any stain or sealer all new artwork and fresh brilliant colors. 

Why Re-Sand?

  • Remove surface build up and embedded debris
  • Replace outdated court lines and logos
  • Restore surface from water
  • Bring new life to an old dark floor
Schedule Your Gym Floor Sand And FInish

When it’s time to re-sand, 

Call J&M Hardwood Floors (720-987-7646 

Or, fill out our online form and submit it to schedule a site visit we will get back to you with in 24 hours. 

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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How often should a gymnasium floor be sanded and refinished?
Depending on usage, every 8–12 years is standard. High-use facilities may require refinishing sooner, especially if gym floor finishes begin to fail or moisture issues arise.
Refinishing involves sanding to bare wood, while screening is a light abrasion to the top coat. Screening is best for routine gym floor maintenance, while sanding addresses deeper issues and allows for full redesigns.
Yes. We offer environmentally friendly water-based options that are low in odor and VOCs and qualify for LEED credits where applicable.
Absolutely. Sanding can remove surface stains and help mitigate light to moderate water damage, though severe damage may require board replacement
We apply both oil-modified and water-based polyurethane finishes, depending on your facility’s performance needs, drying schedule, and floor care plan.

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