Since 2001 · NJ · NY · CT & the East Coast
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Gym Floor Replacement
When your floor is past saving, we remove it and install a new maple, rolled vinyl or rubber (poured, rolled or tile) gym floor, with most projects done in 2–4 weeks.

What’s Included & How the Job Goes
Most replacements take 2–4 weeks, depending on the floor type and the size of your gym. The gym is closed during removal and installation.
What’s Included
- A detailed assessment of your current floor
- Material selection: maple, rolled vinyl or rubber (poured, rolled or tiles)
- Careful removal of the old floor, protecting the subfloor
- Installation of your new floor
- Detailed care instructions for the new floor
How It Goes
- Initial consultation and assessment
- Material selection
- Removal and installation
- Post-installation care and maintenance
After it’s in: screen and recoat every year, and a full sand and refinish every 6–10 years.
Our Work






Why choose us for your gym floor replacement?
- Maple sanding & refinishing since 2001
- 50,000+ projects completed
- Custom logos & game lines
- Dustless screen & recoat
At J & J Gym Floors, we’re not just in the business of replacing gym floors – we’re in the business of transforming facilities. With decades of experience under our belts, we’ve honed our craft to perfection, ensuring that every project we undertake is a masterpiece of durability, performance, and aesthetics. We’re proud to say that our team of skilled professionals approaches each job with the same level of dedication and attention to detail that we’d give to our home basketball courts.
It’s this commitment to excellence that sets us apart in the industry. But don’t just take our word for it. Our track record speaks for itself, with a long list of satisfied clients ranging from local schools to professional sports facilities. We’ve tackled projects of all sizes and complexities, and we’re ready to bring that expertise to your gym floor replacement project.

Is it time for a new gym floor? Here are the signs
Deciding when to replace your gym floor can be tricky. Here are some clear indicators that it might be time for an upgrade:
Visible damage and wear
If you’re noticing cracks, chips, or splinters on your gym floor, it’s more than just an eyesore – it’s a sign that your floor is past its prime. These issues can worsen over time, potentially leading to more serious problems down the line.
Safety concerns
Uneven surfaces or loose boards aren’t just annoying – they’re downright dangerous. If you’re spotting these issues, it’s crucial to address them promptly to ensure the safety of everyone using your facility.
Performance issues
Has your floor lost its bounce? Are athletes complaining about poor traction? These performance issues can significantly impact the quality of play and training in your facility.
Age of the floor
Even with proper maintenance, gym floors don’t last forever. If your floor has been serving your facility for several decades, it might be time to consider a replacement that meets modern standards.
Changes in usage
As your facility evolves, so should your floor. If you’ve introduced new sports or activities that require different floor characteristics, a replacement might be necessary to accommodate these changes.
Our comprehensive gym floor replacement process
- Recoat: 1 day of work + 3–5 days to dry
- 20+ years on gym floors
- Built to MFMA standards
- Schools, colleges, clubs & home gyms
At J & J Gym Floors, we’ve developed a streamlined process that ensures minimal disruption and maximum efficiency. Here’s what you can expect when you choose us for your gym floor replacement:
Initial consultation and assessment
We kick things off with a thorough evaluation of your current gym floor. This isn’t just a quick once-over – we’re talking about a detailed assessment that helps us identify existing issues and understand your specific needs. We’ll discuss your vision for the new floor, taking into account factors like budget, intended use, and aesthetic preferences.
Material selection
Once we’ve got a clear picture of your needs, we’ll guide you through our wide range of flooring options. Whether you’re leaning towards the classic appeal of hardwood, the versatility of rolled vinyl, or the durability of rubber (poured, rolled or tiles), we’ll help you make an informed decision that aligns with your goals.
Installation process
Here’s where our expertise really shines. Our team of seasoned installers will carefully remove your old flooring, taking care not to damage the subfloor. Then, using the latest techniques and top-quality materials, we’ll install your new gym floor with precision and care.
We know that time is of the essence when it comes to facility upgrades, so we’ll provide you with a clear timeline for completion. Most of our projects are wrapped up within a few weeks, minimizing downtime for your facility.
Post-installation care and maintenance
We don’t just install your new floor and disappear. We’re committed to ensuring the longevity of your investment. That’s why we provide detailed instructions on how to care for your new floor, helping you extend its lifespan and maintain its performance. We stand behind our work. Coverage depends on the job, so just ask during your free estimate.

Types of gym floors we replace
At J & J Gym Floors, we’re equipped to replace a variety of gym floor types to meet diverse needs. Here’s a breakdown of the main types we work with:
Hardwood gym floors
Hardwood floors are a classic choice for basketball courts and volleyball courts, offering excellent performance and timeless aesthetics. We specialize in maple:
Maple
Maple is renowned for its durability and uniformity. It’s a popular choice for competitive sports due to its consistent performance and ability to withstand heavy use.
Rolled vinyl gym floors
Rolled vinyl floors are a versatile, cost-effective option, perfect for multipurpose facilities. They’re easy to maintain, come in a wide variety of colors and designs, and are an excellent choice for facilities that need flexibility in their flooring.
Rubber gym floors
Rubber floors are ideal for weight rooms and high-impact activities. We offer three main options:
Poured rubber
Poured rubber is installed in place as one continuous, durable surface, a strong choice for weight rooms and high-impact areas.
Rolled rubber
Rolled rubber provides a seamless, cushioned surface that’s perfect for absorbing shock and reducing noise.
Rubber tiles
Rubber tiles are easy to install and replace, making them a flexible option for facilities that may need to modify their flooring layout in the future.
The benefits of investing in a new gym floor
Replacing your gym floor isn’t just about aesthetics – it’s an investment in the future of your facility. Here are some key benefits you can expect:
Improved safety
Modern gym floors are designed with safety in mind. They offer better shock absorption and traction, reducing the risk of injuries during intense physical activities.
Enhanced performance
Athletes can benefit from consistent bounce and surface response, allowing them to perform at their best. Whether it’s a crucial game or daily practice, a high-quality floor can make a significant difference.
Aesthetic appeal
Let’s face it – a new gym floor can completely transform the look of your facility. It can boost morale, impress visitors, and create a more inviting atmosphere for everyone who uses the space.
Increased property value
A new gym floor isn’t just an expense – it’s an investment in your property. Upgrading your gym floor can significantly boost the overall value of your facility.
Compliance with regulations
Sports governing bodies often update their standards for playing surfaces. A new floor ensures that your facility meets current safety and performance regulations, keeping you ahead of the curve.
Ready to transform your gym floor?
If you’re ready to take the next step in upgrading your facility, we’re here to help. At J & J Gym Floors, we’re committed to delivering top-quality gym floor replacements that meet your unique needs and exceed your expectations. We serve the Northeastern United States, including New Jersey, New York City, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Rhode Island, Virginia, West Virginia, and Massachusetts.
Don’t settle for a worn-out, underperforming gym floor. Contact us today for a free consultation and take the first step towards a safer, more attractive, and higher-performing facility. Let’s work together to create a gym floor that you, your athletes, and your community can be proud of for years to come.
Replacing Rolled Vinyl and Poured Gym Floors
Gym floor replacement isn’t just for wood. When a rolled vinyl or poured synthetic floor is worn out, our team removes it and puts in a new floor that fits how your gym is used today.
- Removal of the worn rolled vinyl or poured floor
- New rolled vinyl gym floor
- New poured floor
- Or an upgrade to a new maple wood gym floor
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Frequently asked questions about gym floor replacement
We know you’ve got questions, and we’ve got answers. Here are some of the most common queries we receive about gym floor replacement:
How long does the gym floor replacement process take?
The timeline can vary depending on factors like the type of floor and the size of your gym. However, most of our projects are completed within 2-4 weeks. We’ll provide you with a detailed timeline during our initial consultation.
What are the costs involved in replacing a gym floor?
Costs can vary widely based on factors such as material choice, gym size, and additional features. We provide detailed quotes after our initial assessment to ensure transparency.
How often should a gym floor be replaced?
With proper maintenance, hardwood floors can last 50-70 years. Rolled vinyl and rubber floors (poured, rolled or tiles) typically need replacement every 15-20 years. However, these are general guidelines – the specific needs of your facility may vary.
What maintenance is required for the new floor?
Regular cleaning, proper use of protective mats, and annual inspections are key to maintaining your new floor. We’ll provide you with detailed care instructions specific to your chosen flooring type.
Can we use the gym during the replacement process?
For safety reasons and to ensure the quality of the installation, the gym will need to be closed during the removal and installation phases. We’ll work with you to schedule the replacement at a time that minimizes disruption to your facility’s operations.
Our Service Area
We’re based in Northern New Jersey and work the whole East Coast, mainly NJ, NY, PA, CT, MD & DE.
J & J Gym Floors is a full-service gym floor company. Established in 2001, we’ve completed more than 50,000 projects for various types of facilities: NBA basketball courts, college gym floors, high school gymnasiums, K-8 athletic sports floors as well as fitness centers, YMCAs and Jewish Community Centers. We’ve also done some amazing work for homeowners and professional athletes!
We specialize in: gym floor screening and recoating, basketball court sanding and refinishing, new gym floor installations, gymnasium wall padding, expert gym floor repairs as well as gym floor designs, graphics, logos and game lines.
Whether you’re in the bustling boroughs of New York City (including Manhattan, Brooklyn, The Bronx, Queens, and Staten Island), the Garden State of New Jersey, or anywhere in Connecticut, Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, Rhode Island, Virginia, West Virginia, Massachusetts, Vermont, New Hampshire, or Maine, we’ve got you covered. From the sunny shores of Florida, the football tradition of Ohio, the historic charm of South Carolina, the diverse landscapes of North Carolina, and the picturesque state of Georgia.
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Recent Projects
- The Pingry School (Basking Ridge, NJ): both gym floors replaced with new maple in 2019, plus years of upkeep
- Immaculata High School (Somerville, NJ): full sand, refinish and yearly recoats
- Bangor Area School District (Bangor, PA): new maple high school gym floor and wall pads
- Greenwich Catholic School (Greenwich, CT): full sand and refinish with new game lines and center crest
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