Professional Wood Flooring Installation & Restoration Contractors in Chester

We come equipped with everything we need to make your home or commercial facility sparkle. We operate a system of 99.9% sanding so virtually no wood particles are left at all.

We accept card payments for the deposit payments on our secure online payment portal with Stripe. We also accept cash or card at the time of service for the balance. A deposit payment is always required at the point of booking and the balance on completion unless otherwise authorised by Directors. Please note also we have an option for interest-free payments for the balance that you can spread up to 12 months at no cost to you!

Filling gaps between floorboards is a good idea if you are keen to eliminate draughts. As the majority of houses have airbricks at ground floor level this will result in airflow beneath the floor of your house. When you remove an old fitted floor covering, draughts will be created. Gap filling will stop these draughts, but can also be used on upper floors for aesthetic appeal as a gap-filled floor creates a seamless visual appearance.

Each floor finish has its particular strengths and weaknesses but for a home environment with average levels of foot traffic there is little to choose between them. Wear and tear on a commercially-used wooden floor such as in a restaurant or museum is far greater and therefore much heavier-duty products will need to be used. If you chose wax or varnish finishes for your home they will require care and periodic re-coating. The protective barriers created by any floor finish will eventually wear through and a new coat will need to be applied prior to this occurring. If it does wear through to the bare wood dust and dirt will quickly be trodden in to the wood grain. To remove this dirt the whole floor will have to be sanded again as local repairs are almost impossible to carry out invisibly. Oiled floors on the other hand, do not create a protective barrier above the wood but instead the wood absorbs the oil meaning it can repel liquid and dirt. The key benefit of an oiled floor is that local repairs can be carried out to damaged areas as they will readily blend into the rest of the floor. Re-oiling needs to be carried out far more frequently than varnishing; on average about every 18 to 36 months.