Sport Floor Refinishing

Over time your Sport 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 have your sport floor sanded and re-finished

Refinishing Explained?

Unlike routine sport 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 with fresh brilliant colors.

Why Refinish?

Here Is How The Process Works:

Give us a call to schedule an on-site visit.
We will come to your facility and go over your project with you, take measurements, and photos. We will be happy to answer any questions you may have at that time.
We will send all the information gathered to our expert design team. There they will create a digital layout for your new gym floor.
Once approved, we move forward with scheduling
. On our arrival date we will do pre-work preparations, including securing entry ways and hanging plastic for dust mitigation.
After pre-work preparations are completed, we will begin the sanding process. We sand our sport floors using course medium and fine grits of sandpaper until a smooth uniform surface is achieved.
The floor is vacuumed and cleaned until there is no dust or debris left on the floor surface.
Stain Color if any are applied and the maple wood floor is sealed completely.
We abrade the floor using advanced equipment. The floor is vacuumed and cleaned once again.
Game lines are laid out and painted; artwork, and logos will also go down at this time.
Finally, the finish topcoats are applied smoothly and evenly with no streaks or dry spots.
We’ll do a final walk through to make sure everything meets your expectations and address any issues at that time

The average gymnasium floor about 8,000sf., can be completed in about 12 days with a full cure time of 7 days for a total of less than three weeks downtime.

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Why Hire J&M Hardwood Floors

J&M Hardwood Floors, has been doing work in the Denver area for over 35 years. We are committed to the highest standards in the spot floor industry and take pride in every job we do. We have a 4.8 star rating on Google and an A+ rating with the BBB. We have the best equipment the industry has to offer, and an experienced team of professionals to complete your gym floor refinish. We stride to meet or exceed our customers’ expectations through careful planning and by taking your needs and cost efficiency into consideration before we begin your project.

We take safety very seriously. We are OSHA compliant and take precautions to prevent accidents and injuries to anyone or anything involved in the project. We are fully insured with 2M coverage and have never had an occurrence. Our employees are also subject to background check. When you hire J&M you can be rest assured that your gymnasium floor project will be completed on time, with care professionalism and pride. We are a company you can trust with your gym floor refinish.

Schedule Your Sport Floor Refinish With
J&M Hardwood Floors

When it is time to have your athletic sport floor refinished, give us a call we’d love to hear from you.

Call Us At 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.

It would be a privilege to partner with you.

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.

What’s the difference between refinishing and screening?

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.

Are your finishes safe and environmentally friendly?

Yes. We offer environmentally friendly water-based options that are low in odor and VOCs and qualify for LEED credits where applicable.

Can sanding help remove stains or water damage?

Absolutely. Sanding can remove surface stains and help mitigate light to moderate water damage, though severe damage may require board replacement

What types of finishes do you offer?

We apply both oil-modified and water-based polyurethane finishes, depending on your facility’s performance needs, drying schedule, and floor care plan.