Crofton Park Floor Sanding & Parquet Restoration Service | SE4

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What Commercial Services We Do In Crofton Park?

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

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

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 Crofton Park Say About Us...

• ★★★★★

  Your company has some excellent workers! Thank you all.

  Jamie Baxter, Tolworth

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• ★★★★★

  Please, pass my our thanks to the team, which worked so hard in our home. The floor looks absolutely stunning - they were efficient, careful and confident and I am delighted by with your service.

  Joshua Lewis, Anerley / Penge

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• ★★★★★

  I have received an very good service - thank you.

  Raj Pierce, Barbican

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• ★★★★★

  We have received an professional service - thank you.

  Elly Gilbert, Kingsbury

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Do You Have a Question?

• Can you install reclaimed parquet blocks in my house?

  Installation of reclaimed parquet blocks, particularly ones that have been previously installed using black resin are very difficult to re-use and re-install. They also need a fair amount of parquet blocks restoration and preparation work to be done to clean them and prepare them before they can be re-fitted. This makes the whole process very time consuming and hence very expensive.

  Therefore, you might be better off buying and getting new parquet flooring installed.

  Also, bear in mind that installation of reclaimed parquet flooring may not result in the same smooth and uniform appearance, which you get with new parquet blocks.

  Therefore, while we can install reclaimed parquet flooring, we would strongly advise you to first consider the option of having new parquet blocks, which may be cheaper and better option.

• Can you remove fireplace hearth & extend my parquet flooring?

  Hi and thank you for your question regarding parquet flooring restoration and fireplace heart removal.

  We can certainly help with the removal of your fireplace and the extension of your parquet floor using matching parquet blocks. After the fireplace hearth is removed, we will restitch the parquet flooring. Once sanded and revarnished, the floors will have a uniform appearance, making it look as if the fireplace was never there.

• Some blobs are showing on my recently varnished wooden floors. Can you help?

  Hi and I am sorry to hear that you didn't achieve the effect that you wanted. Floor restoration can looks easy before you start doing it and later you may realise that it actually requires previous experience to avoid situations like yours.

  From what you are describing it sounds like there was not sufficient and perfect bonding between the different coats of floor varnish or between the first coat of floor varnish and the timber. This usually happens when the floor surface was not perfectly smooth and clean before the application of varnish or when the previous sealant was not completely sanded down before the new varnish was applied. The only solution would be to sand and varnish the flooring again to ensure a smooth sanded surface and a proper application of the coats of varnish on top. However, you need to check to make sure that your floors have sufficient thickness of solid wood as a top layer to allow for additional sanding to take place.

And Some Frequently Asked Questions...

• 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 age and colour of your existing boards as close as possible.

  If the natural colour of the boards is not a good match, we can also adjust it local staining.

• How long it takes before for the floors to 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 used between coats. After the final coat is applied, lacquered floors can accommodate foot traffic in 2 hours, while hardwax-oil floors require 5-10 hours, depending on air humidity and the season. Furniture should be moved back into place the following day.

• 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

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