Restore your floor with recoating & refinishing services
Expert solutions to maintain and rejuvenate your sports flooring
Maintaining the quality and appearance of your hardwood sports floors is essential for both aesthetics and performance.
We offer two primary services to rejuvenate your flooring: Recoating and Refinishing. Understanding the differences between these services will help you choose the best option for your facility.
Features
Recoat
Refinish
Description
Applying a fresh layer of finish over the existing one.
Sanding the floor down to bare wood and applying new stain and finish.
Ideal For
Floors with minor surface scratches, dull finishes, and no deep damage.
Floors with deep scratches, discoloration, or those needing a new look.
Benefits
Cost-effective (about 1/3 the cost of refinishing).
Quick turnaround time (completed within a day).
Extends the floor’s life with minimal disruption.
Fully restores the floor to a brand-new appearance.
Addresses deep imperfections and discoloration.
Allows for customization of stain color and finish.
Cost
Lower cost.
Higher cost due to the intensive process.
Time Required
Typically completed in 1 day.
Requires 3-5 days, depending on the floor size and curing times.
Maintenance Frequency
Recommended every 1–3 years.
Recommended every 7–10 years.
Our Process
Assessment
We evaluate your floor to determine the appropriate service.
Preparation
For recoating, we clean and lightly sand the surface. For refinishing, we sand down to the bare wood.
Application
We apply high-quality finishes to achieve the desired appearance and protection.
Curing
Allow time for the finish to cure properly before the floor is ready for use.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I know if my floor needs recoating or refinishing?
Recoating
Suitable if your floor has minor surface scratches, dullness, or normal wear and tear without deep damage.
Refinishing
Needed if your floor has deep scratches, discoloration, or if you want to change the color or finish entirely.
How often should I recoat or refinish my sports floor?
Recoating
Every 1–3 years, depending on usage and wear.
Refinishing
Every 7–10 years or when significant damage occurs.
Can I recoat my floor if it has been previously waxed?
No. Waxed floors cannot be recoated without first removing the wax, as it prevents the new finish from adhering properly.
How long does the recoating or refinishing process take?
Recoating
Usually completed in one day.
Refinishing
Takes 3–5 days, depending on the size of the floor and curing times.
Will refinishing my floor change its appearance?
Yes, refinishing allows you to completely change the color and sheen of the floor, giving it a fresh and customized look.
Is there a downtime after the process is completed?
Recoating
The floor is typically ready for light use within 24 hours.
Refinishing
The floor may require 48–72 hours before light use and up to a week for heavy activities.
Can I perform these services myself?
While DIY kits exist, professional recoating and refinishing ensure a higher-quality result, longer-lasting finish, and proper surface preparation.
What type of finish is used for recoating or refinishing?
We use high-quality, durable finishes designed for sports and hardwood floors, including water-based and oil-based options.
830 Riverside Pkwy Suite 60
West Sacramento, CA 95605
Mon-Fri: 8 AM – 6 PM
Floors
Old Growth