Golders Green Floor Sanding & Parquet Restoration Service | NW11

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What Commercial Services We Do In Golders Green?

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

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

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 Golders Green Say About Us...

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  We have received an professional service - thank you.

  Elly Gilbert, Kingsbury

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  Fantastic work! Floors look great! and the guys were very careful and helpful.

  Lily Brown, Holborn

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  Astonishing work! Floors look great! and the team were very professional.

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  A fantastic job, very good and friendly workers.

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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.

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

  Hi Richard,

  Engineered wood flooring comes in three standard thicknesses: 20 mm, 18 mm, and 14/15 mm. The top layer, made of materials like oak, walnut, beech, or maple, varies between 3 mm and 6 mm. Each sanding process removes about 1 mm of the top layer, with an additional 1 mm needed for factory defects and floor leveling. Consequently, a 3 mm top layer can only be sanded once, while a 6 mm top layer can withstand 3 to 4 restorations.

• Can staining be done on wooden stairs?

  Yes, wooden floors and wooden stairs can be both stained in the same way. Once the area is sanded to a smooth finish we can apply several samples of different colours on your stairs so you can choose the colour that best matches teh rest of your flooring.

  I hope that this helps.

And Some Frequently Asked Questions...

• What qualifications do your floor sanding specialists have?

  All our Floorworks™ technicians are carefully vetted to ensure they meet the highest standards of quality and professionalism.

  To join our network of flooring specialists, we make sure our local floor restoration technicians can demonstrate extensive experience, expertise, and skill in floor restoration. This includes a deep understanding of the floor finishes we use, proficiency with our advanced floor sanding equipment, and knowledge of various timber species.

  We hold our team to strict standards to guarantee top-tier service and outstanding results every time.

  Additional qualifications and courses are a benefit, but as we value our experts based on results, our main focus is on previous experience and eye for detail, which is key to delivering an excellent finish.

• Can you supply matching flooring for floor repairs?

  In most cases when floor repairs are required we can supply same age of parquet flooring blocks, solid or engineered wood flooring planks. In some cases we may need to produce planks or blocks from same timber material, to match the existing flooring.

  If we cannot find the same product or material, we can supply the closest timber and do a close colour match with floor staining.

• What is the lead time for your floor sanding services?

  Lead times can vary, but usually we accommodate works within 2 weeks even in the summer when there is higher demand for the service. We do get cancellations and availability can be random, best is to check with member of the team if your floor restoration works are urgent.

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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 Golders Green, 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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