Monmouth County runs from Marlboro and Matawan down to the shore towns. We work with public districts, private schools and basketball programs across the county.

Working in Monmouth County, NJ

Shore-area gyms face more humidity than most. Moist summer air makes maple swell, and if a building has poor ventilation or a wet crawl space, that can lead to cupping. We check moisture before we start, and we will tell you if something needs attention first so the new finish lasts.

Private schools like Christian Brothers Academy run competitive athletics and want floors that look and play like it. We do full sanding, sharp game lines, logos and matching wall pads.

Smaller shore districts often have one gym that does everything. A yearly recoat keeps it protected, and we plan the work around summer programs.

From Freehold to the beach towns

Monmouth County has a little of everything: a large regional high school district, K-8 districts in towns like Howell, Manalapan and Middletown, Catholic and independent schools, and colleges. Each of those gyms has its own calendar, and we plan the work around it.

Near the beach, sand tracked in on sneakers acts like sandpaper on the finish. Walk-off mats at every entrance and daily dust mopping go a long way, and a yearly screen and recoat renews the top layer of finish before the wear reaches the wood. When the finish is already worn through to gray wood, a full sand and refinish is the right fix, and that is also the time to change colors or add pickleball and volleyball lines.

We work throughout Monmouth County, including Middletown, Freehold, Howell, Manalapan, Marlboro, Holmdel, Colts Neck, Red Bank, Long Branch, Asbury Park, Neptune, Wall, Manasquan, Matawan, Aberdeen, Hazlet, Keyport, Rumson and Tinton Falls.

Who we work for in Monmouth County

• Public K-8 and regional districts
• Independent and Catholic schools
• YMCAs
• Basketball academies and private gyms

Schools and facilities we have worked with

Schools and facilities we’ve worked with in Monmouth County include the Matawan-Aberdeen Regional School District (sanding and refinishing, recoats, repairs and game lines), Christian Brothers Academy in Lincroft (sanding and refinishing, recoats, repairs and game lines) and Marlboro Township Public Schools (screen and recoat, game lines and wall pads).

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 New Jersey gym floor refinishing for the other areas we cover.

Frequently asked questions

Does shore humidity affect gym floors?

Yes. Humidity makes maple swell and can cause cupping if moisture builds up under the floor. We take moisture readings before work and recommend fixes when needed.

Can you make our floor look like a college court?

Yes. We do full sanding, custom game lines and center-court logos in your colors, and can add matching wall pads.

When is the best time to book?

Book in the winter or spring for a summer sanding. Recoats can often be done over shorter breaks.

Do you travel to the shore towns?

Yes. We work all over Monmouth County.