Hardwood Floor Repairs in Swindon

Quotes

What You'll Pay and How We Quote

Repairs are quoted once we have seen the damage. The price depends on how many boards are affected, whether matching boards can be found, what caused the damage and whether you want the floor sanded and refinished afterwards so the repair blends in. Small repairs and bigger ones are both worth a call.

We come out to you, measure up, look at what is underneath and give you a free quote before anything is ordered or started. There is no call-out fee for the visit.

Call us on 01793 569330 or use the form at the top of the page to arrange a visit.

What the Work Covers

Not every damaged floor needs replacing. Water damage, lifted boards, scorch marks, gaps and squeaks can often be repaired, with new boards matched in as closely as possible to the old ones. Where a repair is part of a bigger job, we can sand and refinish the whole floor afterwards so the new boards sit in with the rest.

Replacing damaged or water-stained boards
Re-fixing loose and squeaking boards
Filling gaps and splits
Repairing boards lifted for plumbing or wiring
Matching new boards to the existing floor
Sanding and refinishing to blend repairs in

The Process

What to Expect

Free visit and quoteWe look at the damage, find the cause where we can and talk through the options.
Agree the detailsYou get a clear quote and we agree a start date that suits you.
SourcingWe find boards that match the wood, width and finish of your floor as closely as possible.
RepairingDamaged boards are cut out and replaced, and loose ones are fixed back down.
FinishingThe repaired area is finished to match, or the whole floor is refinished if you want it to blend in fully.

What Customers Say

Reviews

Common Questions

FAQ - Hardwood Floor Repairs

We match the wood, width and finish as closely as we can. Older and well-worn floors can be hard to match exactly, so we tell you what to expect before we start.

Usually loose boards rubbing against each other or against the nails. Fixing them back down to the joists normally sorts it.

If most of the floor is sound, a repair is usually the better option. If the damage is widespread, we explain the options and can quote for both.

Often, yes. Damaged engineered boards can usually be cut out and replaced, as long as matching boards are still available.

Yes. The visit and the quote are free and there is no call-out fee.