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What is renovating a wooden floor ?

Renovating a wooden floor goes beyond simple refinishing — it’s a comprehensive process that restores, repairs, and enhances both the appearance and functionality of your floor. This may involve fixing damage, upgrading the aesthetic, and extending the life of your wood flooring, ensuring it remains beautiful and durable for years to come. This involves using sanding machines such as a Hummel or Bona. Removing approximately 1/3mm of the timber surface and removing all the old lacquers, oils and deep scratches. Renovating a wooden floor is a transformative process that brings new life to your space. It’s not just about refinishing—it’s about restoring the beauty, function, and longevity of your floors. 
 

Here’s what the renovation process involves: 

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Before - After, The Deanery, Lichfield Cathedral, Solid Oak Floor

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Before - After: Sanding, Sutton Coldfield, Pine Floorboards

1. Thorough Inspection:

We begin by assessing the current state of your floor—looking for any damage, wear, and areas that need attention to ensure we address every detail.

2. Expert Repairs & Replacements:

Damaged boards? No problem. We’ll expertly replace or repair any sections, fixing issues like squeaky floors or unsightly gaps to restore your floor’s integrity.

3. Sanding for Perfection:

The sanding process removes the old finish and smooths out imperfections, giving your floor a fresh, even surface ready for a stunning new look.

4. Staining & Customizing the Color (Optional):

Want a new look? We offer custom staining to enhance the natural grain and tone of your

wood, giving your floor a personalized touch that complements your home’s style.

5. Protective Finishing:

To ensure your floor lasts, we apply durable protective finishes like polyurethane, providing a long-lasting shield against wear and tear while enhancing its beauty.

6. Final Cleaning & Polishing:

We clean up after the work is done, leaving your floor polished and gleaming, ready to impress.

Our wooden floor renovation process involves a combination of craftsmanship, attention to detail, and the right materials to bring out the best in your floors and your home

Why should I have my wooden floor renovated ?

Renovating your wooden floor is a smart investment for both the aesthetics and longevity of your home.

Here are a few compelling reasons why you should consider renovating your wooden floors:

1. Restore Its Beauty

Over time, wooden floors can lose their luster due to wear and tear, scratches, or fading from sunlight. Renovation brings back their natural beauty, making them look fresh and vibrant again.

 

2. Increase Your Home’s Value

Well-maintained, beautiful wooden floors can significantly boost the value of your home.

If you’re considering selling or simply want to improve your space, a renovated floor can be a major selling point.

 

3. Extend the Life of Your Floor

Wooden floors are durable, but they can start to show signs of damage or wear.

Renovating allows you to address issues early on, preventing further damage and extending the lifespan of your floor for years to come.

 

4. Fix Damaged Areas

Whether it’s deep scratches, stains, or water damage, a renovation can fix these issues.

If any boards are warped or cracked, they can be replaced, leaving you with a seamless, perfect surface.

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Before - After: Sheldon, Pitch Pine Parquet Floor

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Before- After: Sutton Coldfield, Pine Floorboards.

5. Personalize Your Space

Renovating allows you to change the look of your floors to match your personal style.

Whether you want to darken or lighten the wood, or add a custom finish, floor renovations offer endless possibilities for customization.

 

6. Enhance the Overall Ambiance

Newly renovated wooden floors can completely transform the look and feel of a room.

The rich texture and warmth of wood enhance any space, giving it an inviting, timeless charm.

 

7. Improve Floor Safety

If your floor has become uneven or has gaps, it could become a tripping hazard.

Renovating ensures your floor is level, smooth, and safe for everyday use.

 

8. Cost-Effective Alternative to Replacement

Renovating is often a more affordable option than completely replacing wooden floors.

With a renovation, you can restore the floor’s beauty and durability without the need for a full overhaul.

 

By renovating your wooden floors, you’re not only improving the look of your space but also making a long-term investment in your home’s comfort, value, and functionality.

Case Studies

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