Choose the Right RestorationFull Sanding or Screen & Recoat
The condition of the wood and finish determines the right process. We inspect first, then recommend only the work the floor needs.
Sand to Bare Wood
The complete reset for deeply worn finishes, exposed wood, heavy scratches, damaged markings, uneven color, or a new court design.
- 1Inspect the floor, fasteners, damaged boards, moisture, and existing game markings.
- 2Sand progressively to clean, bare wood with professional dust-control equipment.
- 3Repair boards and prepare a flat, uniform surface for the new design.
- 4Apply seal coats, court lines, logos, graphics, and approved color zones.
- 5Build protection with compatible sport-floor finish coats and proper cure time.
Screen & Recoat
Preventive maintenance for a sound floor that has lost gloss or traction but does not need stain, graphics, or bare wood corrected.
- 1Inspect the existing finish to confirm it is bonded and suitable for recoating.
- 2Lightly abrade the top finish layer so the fresh coat can bond securely.
- 3Vacuum and tack the entire floor until it is completely clean and dust-free.
- 4Apply a compatible sport-floor finish coat at the correct coverage rate.
- 5Protect the area through curing before reopening it for play or skating.
