Wood Floor Sanding Company in Kew | TW9

Flooring Advice?

Check our Flooring Guide, which offers various advice in topics like Wood Floor Sanding Products & Tools Parquet Flooring Restoration , etc.

• How to Maintain Your Oiled Wooden Floors
• Parquet Flooring & Gap Filling
• Advice for Wooden Stairs Sanding & Restoration
• How to Choose Floor Sanding Company
• What is the Difference Between Bona Mega & Bona Mega Natural Lacquer?

What Commercial Services We Do In Kew?

For our business clients FloorWorks offer tailored commercial flooring services to the highest industry standards. We have already many local commercial floors in Kew with excellent customer satisfaction rate. Today we continue to provide outstanding commercial flooring services to:

• Floor Restoration for Churches & Community Halls
• Floor Renovation Services for Museums, Galleries & Theatres
• Floor Restoration for Restaurants & Pubs
• Floor Restoration for Schools
• Floor Renovation for Offices, Retail & Showrooms

Whatever the type of flooring and whatever the need for flooring service, contact FloorWorks today, regardless of the size of the project.

See What Our Clients from Kew Say About Us...

• ★★★★★

  Superior + Nice chaps!

  Steven Bolton, homeowner from Chingford
• ★★★★★

  We love the look of our new floors. Thanks!

  Luke Lewis, homeowner from Bloomsbury
• ★★★★★

  Friendly, skilled and pleasant .

  Taylor Atkins, cafe owner from St. Pauls

Check Our Latest Flooring Advice Posts...

• How to Maintain Your Oiled Wooden Floors
• How to Maintain Your Lacquered Wooden Floor
• Choosing between Varnishing or Oiling Your Wooden Floors
• What is Bona Mega Evo Lacquer?
• Floor Sanding - DIY or Hire a Professional Sanding Company

Do You Have a Question?

Do you have a flooring question, which you seek professional advice on?

Why not ask Mr Sanders?

Ask Mr Sanders

• What can go wrong with DIY floor sanding?

  Hi,

  Doing floor restoration yourself might be a tricky thing to do unless you have some sanding experience and knowledge. Floor sanding requires particular skills which can only be obtained through experience. Therefore, we always recommend leaving the sanding of your parquet flooring to the experts like FloorWorks, who are experienced in sanding different types of flooring nad have the skills to avoid costy mistakes.

  However, if you are certain that you want to give it a try, make sure that you do some research about parquet floor sanding. One particular thing that you need to be aware of is the technique of proper allication of the wood floor finish. Once floors are sanded to a smooth finish, carefully apply the first coat of varnish, allowing sufficient time for it to dry before the next application of the following coat. Sometimes, when when the floor surface was not perfectly smooth and clean before the application of varnish or in cases where the existing sealant has not been entirely removed, blobs can appear after the sanding. This might be a very expensive thing to ractify as it would require an entire re-sanding and re-varnishing of the floors. Bear in mind that if your parquet flooring has already been sanded in the past, there might be a limited opportunity to re-sand agai, which may mean that an overall replacement of the flooring might be required.

  Therefore, it is always recommended to leave the parquet floor sanding to a professional sanding company like {{ organisation:name }}.

• Should I use varnish or oil for my parquet flooring?

  Thank you for your question regarding parquet floor restoration.

  Both, lacquers and hardwax-oils can be used to seal parquet floors. However, there are some differences between the two types of wood floor sealants that you need to be aware of before you make up your mind.

  Wood floor lacquers are more hard-wearing and durable sealants providing long lasting protection for parquet floors. Theay are highly recommended for floors, which are subject to high level of foot traffic. Some popular products, which we regularly use for our parquet floor restoration services include Bona Mega, Bona Traffic, Loba Viva and Junckers HT700 lacquers. There are also solvent based varnishes on the market, which also provide a thick layer and higher level of protection. However, they emit strong odour and are therefore a less popular choice for residential properties.

  In comparison, oil-based wood finishes such as hardwax-oils are less hard-wearing and require more frequent maintenance and recoating. However, they make the floors look and feel more naturally appealing. Some of the most popular products that we use for our wood floor re-oiling products include Osmo Polyx hardwax-oils.

• Should I use varnish or oil for my original pine floorboards?

  Hi and thank you for the question regarding the choice of sealant for pine floorboards.

  Pine is soft wood and while it is possible to seal pine with both laquers and Harwax Oils, we would always recommend the use of hardwearing varnish when sanding and sealing this type of flooring. The reason for this is that pine tends to absorb oils, which means that pine floorboards sealed with hardwax oils will have lower level of protection and durability compared to those sealed with varnish. This is particularly the case where staining is required. Therefore we would recommend stained pine floorboards to be sealed with hardwearing varnish.

  We hope that the above helps.

And Some Frequently Asked Questions...

• Can I book floor sanding service while I am away on business or holiday?

  While we do offer key collection and return service, we strongly advise that either yourself or a representative on your behalf is available when required for decisions related to colour, finish and furniture, which will require moving around by our team.

  Also, please note that while we take all reasonable care to ensure that your property is safe and secure, we are not responsible for guarding your property, particularly when there are other builders on site. Therefore, please make sure that you discuss any particular arrangements with us in advance if you are planning to be away during a floor sanding service.

• How long does it take before the floors can be used again after sanding service?

  During the restoration service, the floors can handle light traffic without disrupting the process.

  During the sealing process, the floors can be walked on between coats.

  After the final coat is applied, foot traffic can be handled after 2 hours for lacquered floors and (depending on air humidity / season) 5-8 hours for hardwax-oil.

  Furniture should go back in place on the following day.

• Do you do re-oiling of wooden floors?

  Yes. We provide re-oiling / re-waxing services for wooden floors, with original oil-based finish.

  We can also offer a site visit to assess if the conditions of the flooring are applicable for a re-oiling service, or if floor sanding and refinishing will be required instead.

  Please be prepared with some photos as well, showing the condition of the floors.

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