Regular cleaning is the key to keeping your wooden floor looking attractive for years to come. Cleaning your wooden floors is easy, sweep with a soft brush or vacuum with your brush head attachment, then apply our recommended cleaner with a spray micro fibre mop or spray bottle and wipe the floor clean. Our recommended cleaners are designed to suit the finish of your floor, some cleaners are PH neutral and reduce dulling to your floors surface, other cleaning products contain additional oils and waxes, when you clean your floor you are also building up an extra layer of oil, prolonging the life of your floor.
Under floor insulation can significantly help to keep your home nice and warm and help save on your heating bills, we lift your existing floor boards and place insulation between the joists, using high quality insulation board, then replace your floorboards ready for sanding, if you are having your carpet replaced then we can lift your floor boards and install underfloor insulation with out sanding.
Your floor needs to be finished after sanding to protect the wood and give your floor a long life, we offer a selection of leading brand products, that are environmentally sound and safe for the environment. You can chose to have your wooden floorboards stained, or left natural and have them finished with a hard wax oil or lacquer to enhance the natural colour of the wood. If you are uncertain of the finish you require we will advise you. A Lacquer finish to your floor offers great protection, we offer a range of lacquers suited to your individual requirements.
Having your floors sanded will transform the way your home or business looks, We do our best to keep any dust to a minimum using our virtually dust free sanding machines, most wooden floors can be sanded and if they are badly damaged, we can replace the damage area with reclaimed wood, and we use environmentally sustainable finishes for your floor. It's common to find black paint around the edge of rooms in a Victorian aged home. This paint is tar based and was used to finish the edge of the room around a centrally placed mat.
