Havering Floor Sanding & Parquet Restoration Service | RM1

Flooring Advice?

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

• How to fix squeaky floorboards?
• Floors in lighter shade of pale - whites and greys on the floors
• What are the benefits from floor sanding and refinishing
• Preserving the character of old buildings with floor sanding
• The difference between floor sanding & buffing

What Commercial Services We Do In Havering?

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

• Floor Sanding for Church & Community Halls Floors in Havering
• Floor Restoration for Office & Work Spaces in Havering
• Floor Renovation for Retail & Showrooms in Havering
• Floor Sanding for Restaurants & Pubs in Havering
• School Floor Sanding & Restoration in Havering

Whatever the type of flooring and whatever the need for flooring service, contact Floorworks™ Sanding Company today, regardless of the size of the project.

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

• ★★★★★

  We are very pleased by the appearance of our new floors. Thanks!

  Nely Bolton, Deptford

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• ★★★★★

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

  Lola Brown, Islington

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• ★★★★★

  A fantastic job, very nice and friendly workers.

  Matilda Hardy, Earlsfield

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• ★★★★★

  Amazing + Efficient!

  David Potts, Kensington

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Check Our Latest Flooring Advice Posts...

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• How to stain your floors grey
• Floorboards Restoration – Nails Or Screws
• Floor sanding & buffing is the most effective cure for surface damages

Your Questions Answered..

• 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.

• Can you restore engineered wood flooring by polishing rather than sanding?

  Engineered wood flooring comes in various thicknesses of the top layer, ranging between 3mm and 6mm, which defines the number of times it can be sanded. You mention that your floors have already been sanded once, which means that if your flooring has the thinner top layer there might be a limited opportunity to sand it again. Having said that, if the previous sanding was properly done by a professional sanding company, this means that another sanding should be possible.

  Because your floors are in a bad condition, as you describe it, cleaning and polishing might not be applicable. This is a service that is used to maintain the existing sealant in order to extend its life until another sanding is required. Unless this is done before the condition of the flooring gets really bad, and before the sealant is actually worn out, it is not recommended. Cleaning and polishing is done to apply an extra coat of sealant, where the new coat bonds to the existing varnish and not to the bare wood. If the existing sealant has disappeared, then a proper sanding and re-varnishing will be required.

• Can you recommend hardwax-oil product for re-oiling?

  Hi James,

  For regular recoating of engineered wood flooring, maintenance oil is recommended as it contains fewer solids than regular hardwax-oil products, making it easier to apply. However, using normal hardwax-oil for re-oiling is also common and effective. Popular and user-friendly products include Osmo Polyx and Bona Hardwax-Oil.

  These products typically have slow drying times, ranging from 4 to 8 hours. For a quicker option, Osmo offers the Polyx Rapid, which dries a few hours faster.

And Some Frequently Asked Questions...

• Do you do re-oiling of wooden floors?

  Yes. We provide re-oiling / re-waxing service for wooden floors, with original oil-based finish. We can also do a site visit to assess if the condition is applicable for 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.

• Do you take deposit for your floor restoration services?

  Currently, we do not take deposits for our wood floor renovation and wood floor aftercare services.

  You can rest assured that payment for labour is only due upon completion of the works.

• Can we have doorbars & scotia beading replaced with our floor restoration service?

  Yes, we do supply and installation of matching the floor doorbars and scotia beading.

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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 Havering, 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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