From Summit and Cranford to Elizabeth and Plainfield, Union County districts and community organizations have trusted us with their gym floors for years.

Working in Union County, NJ

Union County has several mid-size districts with more than one gym: an elementary gym, a middle school gym and a high school competition floor. We help facilities managers put those floors on a rotation, so each one gets a recoat every year and a full sanding only when it really needs it.

Community organizations and colleges run their floors almost every day of the year. For those we plan short, well-timed recoats so the floor is back in use quickly.

We also do line changes when a gym adds a sport, and repair dead spots and damaged boards before they become a bigger problem.

Who we work for in Union County

• Public school districts with multiple gyms
• Community colleges
• JCCs and community centers
• Catholic prep and parish schools
• Private sports academies

Schools and facilities we have worked with

Schools and facilities we’ve worked with in Union County include Summit Public Schools (screen and recoat and wall pads), Cranford schools (screen and recoat and repairs), Roselle Park schools (screen and recoat) and Oratory Catholic Prep in Summit (game lines and screen and recoat).

Services

• Sanding & refinishing: down to bare wood, new game lines, new seal and finish
• Screen & recoat: the yearly maintenance coat that keeps the floor protected
• Repairs: dead spots, damaged boards and water damage
• New maple floors: new maple gym floors and basketball courts
• Lines, logos & graphics: game lines for every sport and center-court logos
• Gym wall padding: custom printed and standard wall pads

Planning a budget? Our gym floor refinishing cost guide explains what drives the price.

How long the gym is out of use: a dustless screen and recoat is the quick option between sandings. A full sand and refinish takes 8 to 10 working days plus about a week for the finish to cure, and our sanders catch about 98% of the dust.

We keep up with MFMA standards and use MFMA-approved finishes and MFMA-certified vendor products. We stand behind our work and our reputation proves it.

See NJ gym floor refinishing for the other areas we cover.

Frequently asked questions

We have several gyms. Can you set up a schedule?

Yes. We can put every gym in your district on a yearly recoat plan and flag the ones that need a full sanding soon.

What is the difference between a recoat and a sanding?

A screen and recoat lightly buffs the existing finish and adds a fresh coat. A full sanding takes the floor to bare wood, then we repaint the lines and apply new seal and finish.

Can you add pickleball lines to our gym?

Yes. We paint lines for any sport and can do it as part of a recoat or a full refinish.

How do we start?

Call or text 973-801-7219 or use our quote form, and we will set up a free on-site visit.