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OUR SERVICES

Professional floor sanding and restoration services

We provide complete wooden floor sanding, restoration, repair and finishing services for residential and commercial properties across London.

From worn floorboards and damaged parquet to newly installed wooden flooring, every project is carefully assessed and completed using professional equipment and suitable finishing products.

COMPLETE WOODEN FLOOR CARE

Everything your wooden floor needs

Wooden floors can often be restored even when they appear heavily worn, scratched or uneven.

Our services cover every stage of the process, including inspection, repairs, sanding, gap filling, staining and the application of a protective finish.

We work with traditional floorboards, parquet, herringbone, hardwood and softwood flooring, adapting the process to the type and condition of the wood.

WHAT WE DO

Our floor sanding and restoration services

Each service can be provided individually or as part of a complete floor restoration project.

Floor sanding

Professional sanding removes old varnish, paint, scratches, stains and surface damage.

The floor is sanded in several stages using different grades of abrasive material to create a smooth and even surface ready for finishing.

Floor restoration

Our complete restoration service is suitable for old, neglected or heavily worn wooden floors.

It may include repairs, gap filling, sanding, staining and finishing, depending on the condition of the floor

Parquet floor sanding

Parquet and herringbone floors require careful sanding to protect the pattern and avoid damaging the individual blocks.

We restore traditional and modern parquet flooring, including loose-block repairs, sanding, staining and protective finishing.

Floorboard repairs

Loose, damaged or missing boards should be repaired before sanding begins.

We can secure unstable sections, replace damaged timber and prepare the surface so the finished floor looks more even and performs correctly.

Gap filling

Gaps between floorboards can affect both the appearance and comfort of a room.

Depending on the floor, gaps may be filled using suitable timber strips or a specialist resin and wood-dust mixture.

Staining and finishing

The final finish protects the floor and defines its colour, texture and overall appearance.

We offer natural oils, wood stains and hard-wearing lacquers in matt, satin or gloss finishes.

FLOORS WE WORK WITH

Restoration for different types of wooden flooring

Different floors require different sanding methods, repair techniques and finishing products.

Traditional floorboards

We restore pine, softwood and hardwood floorboards found in period homes, flats and commercial buildings. Loose sections can be secured, damaged boards replaced and gaps filled before sanding and finishing.

Parquet and herringbone floors

Parquet flooring requires careful attention to the direction, pattern and thickness of the individual blocks. Our process is designed to restore the surface without losing the character and geometry of the original floor.
FLOORS WE WORK WITH

Restoration for different types of wooden flooring

Different floors require different sanding methods, repair techniques and finishing products.

Traditional floorboards

We restore pine, softwood and hardwood floorboards found in period homes, flats and commercial buildings. Loose sections can be secured, damaged boards replaced and gaps filled before sanding and finishing.

Parquet and herringbone floors

Parquet flooring requires careful attention to the direction, pattern and thickness of the individual blocks. Our process is designed to restore the surface without losing the character and geometry of the original floor.
PROPER PREPARATION

Good results begin before sanding starts

Sanding alone cannot correct every problem in an old wooden floor.

Before work begins, we inspect the surface for loose boards, damaged timber, protruding nails, unstable parquet blocks and larger gaps.

Where required, repairs are completed first so that the floor is safer, more stable and better prepared for sanding and finishing.

  • Loose boards secured
  • Damaged timber replaced
  • Missing parquet blocks repaired
  • Nails checked and countersunk
  • Gaps assessed and filled
  • Surface prepared for sanding
THE FINAL FINISH

Choose the right colour and level of protection

The finish affects how the floor looks, feels and performs over time.
We help clients select an option based on the type of wood, the style of the property and the expected level of use.

Natural oil finishes

Oil enhances the natural texture and grain of the wood while creating a warm and traditional appearance.

Wood staining

Staining can deepen the natural colour of the floor or create a noticeably different shade before the protective coating is applied.

Protective lacquers

Lacquer provides a durable protective surface and is available in matt, satin and gloss finishes.
A PRACTICAL ALTERNATIVE

Restore your existing floor instead of replacing it

Many wooden floors that appear damaged or outdated can still be successfully restored.
Professional sanding removes the worn surface layer, while repairs and finishing improve both appearance and durability.
Restoration can help preserve original materials, retain the character of the property and avoid the unnecessary cost and disruption of complete replacement.

HOW WE WORK

A clear floor restoration process

Step
01

Assessment
We inspect the floor, discuss the required result and identify any necessary repairs.

Step
02

Preparation
Loose boards, damaged sections and other surface problems are corrected before sanding.

Step
03

Sanding
The floor is sanded in several stages to remove the old finish and create a smooth surface.

Step
04

Finishing
The selected stain, oil or lacquer is applied to protect the floor and achieve the required appearance.

READY TO GET STARTED?

Send us photographs of your floor today

Tell us where the property is located, what type of floor you have and what result you would like to achieve.

We will review your enquiry and contact you to discuss the most suitable next step.