Craftsman using a dust-free floor sanding machine

Residential & commercial

Floor sanding & refinishing

Whether it is Victorian pine, wide-plank oak or engineered board, we take your floor back to bare timber and rebuild the finish by hand.

How the work runs

  1. First

    Survey & fixed quote

    We measure up, check board condition, moisture and existing finish, then issue a written fixed price — no surprises later.

  2. Next

    Preparation

    Nails punched, loose boards secured, doors sealed and dust extraction set up before a single machine is switched on.

  3. Then

    Coarse to fine sanding

    Belt and edge sanders take the floor back through progressive grits, finishing with a rotary buff for a perfectly even surface.

  4. Finally

    Finishing

    Several coats of hardwax oil, penetrating oil or commercial-grade lacquer, applied to your chosen sheen and colour.

Hardwax oil being applied to a sanded floor

Finishes

Oils, stains and lacquers

  • Hardwax oil — natural, matt to satin, easily patch-repaired. Our most popular domestic finish.
  • Coloured stains — from smoked and limed through to deep walnut, sampled on your own boards first.
  • Commercial lacquer — two-pack water-based systems for bars, shops and halls with heavy footfall.

Ready to see your floors transformed?