Epoxy & Premium Flooring
Wooden Flooring
Timber is still the warmest floor in a room. Its enemies are moisture and movement, both handled by substrate testing and correct expansion detailing.
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We test substrate moisture and levels, install solid or engineered boards with the correct underlay and expansion gaps, then sand and seal or fit pre-finished boards.
How should solid and engineered timber be compared?
Check room conditions, moisture, floor height and the installation method before choosing solid wood or engineered timber flooring. Board width and finish affect the appearance, while substrate and movement requirements affect installation. Timber should not be chosen for a damp space without a product-specific suitability check.
What should wood floor restoration include?
Wood floor sanding depends on the board condition and remaining wear layer. Confirm loose-board repair, staining, re-sealing, trims and thresholds separately. Engineered boards are not all equally suitable for repeated sanding; inspect the existing floor before treating restoration as an automatic option.
Where it works best
- Living areas and bedrooms
- Hotels, lodges and guest suites
- Offices and boardrooms
- Restoring existing timber floors
What we deliver
- Solid hardwood installation
- Engineered timber for wider spans and stability
- Sanding, staining and re-sealing
- Skirting, trims and threshold detailing
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