You know what your basketball court is supposed to look like. So when the floor starts looking yellow, amber, or noticeably darker than it used to, you probably have a few questions. Why is this happening? And more importantly: Can it be fixed? A change in color does not necessarily mean your basketball court is damaged beyond repair. There are several reasons hardwood floors can change appearance over time, and figuring out what is causing the change is the first step. 1. Th

For a lot of schools and athletic facilities, basketball season may come and go, but the gym never stops being busy. There are still practices, camps, tournaments, PE classes, graduation, assemblies, volleyball, community events, and everything else that finds its way into a busy gym. Your basketball court may not be hosting games every night, but the floor is still being used. So what should you be doing between basketball seasons? Take a Look at the Floor The time between b

If your basketball court needs to be refinished, one of the first questions you probably have is: How long will our gym be out of commission? That’s a fair question. For schools, colleges, athletic facilities, and professional organizations, a basketball court is rarely used for just one thing. Practices, games, tournaments, PE classes, events, and other activities must all be scheduled around the gym. So when the floor needs work, timing matters. The problem is that there is