There is original timber under the carpet in a great many West London houses, and it is almost always worth saving. Sanding, filling and refinishing an existing parquet floor usually costs less than covering it and looks considerably better.
What we do with timber floors
- Restoring what is there. Lifting, cleaning, re-laying missing blocks and refinishing — the answer for most Victorian and Edwardian parquet.
- Laying new. Engineered board over underfloor heating, solid where the substrate allows it, and the acclimatisation time that stops it cupping later.
- Refinishing. Dust-extracted sanding, then oil, hardwax or lacquer depending on how the room is used rather than what is fashionable.


Parquet restored, new floors laid, old boards brought back
What's included in a flooring job
Our flooring team handle the whole of it, so there's no second company to chase and no gap between trades for something to fall through.
- Floor survey and moisture readings
- Parquet lifting and re-laying
- Sourcing matching blocks
- Repairs to boards and joists
- Levelling and substrate preparation
- New engineered flooring
- Solid timber flooring
- Underfloor heating compatibility
- Dust-extracted sanding
- Staining and colour matching
- Oil, hardwax and lacquer finishes
- Skirting and thresholds













