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Choosing sports flooring contractors is really a question of trust: who will still be answering the phone in year nine when the floor needs its first recoat? Courtship Flooring has been answering since 1987. We are a family-run firm of sports hall flooring contractors covering the whole of the UK, and nothing we take on is subcontracted, so the team that quotes your hall is the team standing in it on day one.
We handle the complete job: installation of timber, vinyl, PU and lino systems, refurbishment of existing floors, line marking, slip testing and ongoing aftercare, with materials from Junckers, Boen, Havwoods, Granwood and Altro. One contractor, one point of contact, one standard of finish.
Commercial and institutional projects only. Our work is large-scale: full sports halls, multi-court leisure facilities, academy estates and whole-building timber floor programmes. We are not a domestic flooring company and do not quote for private homes.
Every floor we install is sourced from industry leading manufacturers and then expertly laid by our sports flooring specialists. We use only the highest quality timber structures for wooden, sprung options and work with quality vinyl and lino to create a flawless finish. Our contractors our also experts at the refurbishment of Granwood flooring, providing potentially decades of new life with our modified and rubber PU coatings as well as our epoxy resin covers.
Some of the floors we can provide you with include:
Over time, sports floors will degrade and require more than simple maintenance. We offer cost-effective solutions to refurbish existing floors wherever possible. Instead of replacing your entire flooring system, we can advise on how to get the most from what is already there, refreshing and restoring the space in far less time than a replacement would take.
Plenty of firms describe themselves as sports flooring contractors and then hand the work to whoever is available that month. It is why so many facilities end up with a floor nobody will take responsibility for: the surface supplier blames the installer, the installer blames the sub-floor, and the client is left holding a warranty that covers nothing useful.
We do not work that way and never have. The team that surveys your hall is the team that prepares the sub-floor, lays the surface, applies the seal, marks the courts and comes back to maintain it. One company, one warranty, one phone number when something needs sorting.
It also means the person quoting has personally stood on floors like yours for years, which is why our surveys tend to produce fewer surprises once work starts.
Most of our clients are institutions rather than individuals, and that shapes how we work. Academy trusts need consistent specification and pricing across an estate, and a programme that fits a single summer rather than dragging across three. Local authority and trust leisure operators need overnight and phased working, clear method statements and paperwork that satisfies procurement.
We handle all of it: multi-site surveys and packaged pricing, work planned around term dates, fixtures and peak sessions, and documented handovers including slip resistance test reports for the safety file. Where a project falls under CDM, we work to it properly rather than treating it as an afterthought.
We install and maintain surfaces from the manufacturers whose names actually mean something in this trade: Junckers and Boen for solid timber sports systems, Havwoods for engineered options, Granwood for composite block floors, Altro for vinyl, and Bona seal systems for finishing.
Being genuinely multi-brand matters more than it sounds. A contractor tied to one manufacturer will find a reason why that manufacturer suits your hall, whatever your hall actually needs. Because we fit timber, vinyl, polyurethane and lino alike, our recommendation follows your usage and your budget instead.
The most effective material can vary depending on the space and your use of it. Please get in touch for further details so we can advise you based on your floor height, sub-flooring, proposed use and any other environmental factors.
Yes, we can inspect and maintain both our own installations and pre-existing sports flooring, as well as providing repairs and refurbishments for both too.
Of course, we include line markings in our installations for a number of sports. So whether yours is a multipurpose floor or a specific court, we provide high-quality, precise lines.
Though based in Somerset, we offer our installation services throughout the UK and internationally.
The whole of the UK, and we have worked internationally as far as Saudi Arabia. Projects further from our Somerset base are planned as complete visits with everything agreed before we travel, so distance affects our logistics rather than your price.
Yes. We carry the insurance and documentation institutional clients and procurement teams require, work to CDM where projects fall under it, and provide method statements and risk assessments as standard rather than on request.
We do, more often than you might expect. If a floor has been badly installed or a job abandoned, we will survey it honestly, tell you what can be salvaged and what cannot, and put in writing what it will take to put right.