Floor Sanding & Wood Floor Restoration London
Tired, scratched or grey floorboards and parquet brought back to clean, even timber with a finish that suits how you live.
Dust-controlled sanding, repairs, gap filling, staining and a fresh oil or lacquer finish.
Before any machine goes on the floor we check what we're working with: how much wear layer is left on engineered boards, whether there are loose or broken boards, old nails, or patches of previous repairs that need dealing with first.
We sand with dust-extracted machines in stages, then fix what needs fixing — loose blocks re-glued, damaged boards replaced, gaps filled where it's sensible. Then we finish with a stain if you want a different colour, and a hardwax oil or lacquer chosen for how much wear the room gets.
Period floorboards, Victorian pine, oak parquet and engineered floors with a thick enough top layer can all be restored.
What's included
Floor assessment
We check the wear layer, fixings and damage so you know what result is realistic before we start.
Dust-controlled sanding
Extracted belt and edge sanders, worked through the grits for a flat, even surface.
Repairs
Loose parquet re-bonded, split or rotten boards replaced, old nails punched below the surface.
Gap filling
Resin and timber filling, or slivers for wider gaps in period boards, where it will last.
Stain & colour
Test patches on your own floor so you see the real colour before the whole room is done.
Oil or lacquer
Hardwax oils for a natural look, or hard-wearing lacquers for kitchens, hallways and rentals.
Asked before, answered honestly.
How dusty is floor sanding?
Can engineered wood be sanded?
How long before I can walk on the floor?
Samples in your rooms, a quote with a name on it.
Pick a time that suits. The fitter comes to you, measures, checks the subfloor and brings the samples — then you get an honest price, usually the same day. No obligation.