Wood Floor Sanding Company in Southwest London

Flooring Advice?

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

• How to Prepare My Home for Floor Sanding Service
• What is the Difference Between Bona Mega & Bona Mega Natural Lacquer?
• Parquet Flooring & Gap Filling
• Choosing between Varnishing or Oiling Your Wooden Floors
• Benefits of the Oil & Hardwax-Oils

What Commercial Services We Do In Southwest London?

For our business clients FloorWorks provide professional commercial flooring services to the highest industry standards. We have already many local commercial floors in Southwest London 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 Renovation for Offices, Retail & Showrooms
• Floor Restoration for Schools
• Floor Restoration for Restaurants & Pubs

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 Southwest London Say About Us...

• ★★★★★

  Thank you for your effort we are delighted with our floors - they look great.

  Isaac Willis, homeowner from Alexandra Palace
• ★★★★★

  Amazing finish. Well done work. Will recommend.

  Tyler Garner, landlord from Woking
• ★★★★★

  Friendly, skilled and pleasant guys.

  Leon Allan, homeowner from Ladbroke Grove

Check Our Latest Flooring Advice Posts...

• Choosing between Varnishing or Oiling Your Wooden Floors
• What is the Difference Between Bona Mega & Bona Mega Natural Lacquer?
• Natural Unfinished Timber Look for Your Wooden Floors
• Pine Floorboards Sanding - A Quick DIY Guide
• How to Maintain Your Oiled Wooden Floors

Your Questions Answered..

• Can you repair parquet flooring if blocks are missing?

  Hi and thank you for contacting us regarding parquet floor restoration and repair.

  We regularly restore and repair parquet flooring where blocks are missing or damaged. In such cases we always try to source reclaimed or new parquet blocks which match the size of the existing flooring. If the parquet blocks that you have sourced have bitumen residue, however, we would not recommend their use simply because removing the bitumen is a very difficult and time consuming thing to do, which makes the whole process of parquet floor restoration very expensive. Therefore, we would advise you to use new parquet flooring instead or to contact a professional parquet floor restoration company like Floorworks to do this for you.

• What Is the difference between gap filling and strip filling?

  Gap filling is part of our wood floor restoration services. It is common for gaps to appear between the floorboards or between the parquet blocks over time. The smaller gaps are relatively easy to ractify by the gap filling service, where a mixture of clear resin and saw dust, which is collected from the sanding process is used to fill in the gaps. Nevertheless, it should be noted that bigger gaps are trickier to fill. This is where strip filling comes to help.

  Strip filling uses small pine slivers between the floorboards and goes together with resin & saw dust filler. While this is often an effective method, it is not ideal solution for larger areas as it can spoil the look of the timber floors.

  Important note for both gap filling methods is that they are dependant on the solidness of the floorboards. Stability of both depends on absence of movement in the floorboards or in the joists that hold the floorboards. Therefore, gap filling for floorboards is excluded from the service guarantee of flooring companies.

• How many times I can restore my engineered wood floors?

  Hi Richard,

  There are 3 standards of thickness in engineered wood flooring - 20 mm, 18 mm and 14/15 mm. Each of those will have different thickness of top layer (oak, walnut, beech, maple, etc), which will vary between 3 mm and 6 mm.

  Every time engineered wood floors are sanded approx. 1 mm will be removed by the restoration itself, however another 1 mm should be allowed for difference factory defect difference and the level of the floor throughout.

  So, technically - 3 mm top layered floor can be sanded only once and a 6 mm top layer, should be able to achive 3 or even 4 restorations.

And Some Frequently Asked Questions...

• Do you offer services, which will be covered by my insurance?

  Yes. As a reputable and trusted wood floor sanding company, many of our projects come from insurance companies. We often place specific arrangements in place to ensure that from the very beginning of our projects there is clarity regarding who will be inspecting the floors once they have been sanded and sealed.

• Do you replace original floorboards with seasoned / reclaimed material?

  Yes, in our floorboards repairs service we only work with seasoned pine material, which will reflect the age and colour of your existing boards as closely as possible. This ensures a seamless integration with your current flooring.

  If the natural color of the new boards does not perfectly align with the existing ones, we can perform local staining to achieve a better match.

• Do you have insurance for your floor restoration works?

  Yes.

  Yes, your floors and home are fully protected with us. We carry comprehensive Public Liability and Treatment Risk insurance with coverage up to £5,000,000.

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Transform Your Space Today

Don't let tired and worn-out floors detract from the beauty of your space. With exceptional floor sanding services in Southwest London, you can transform your floors and rejuvenate your home or business. Experience the difference that professional craftsmanship and expertise can make – revitalize your floors today!

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