Parquet Floor Restoration in Swindon

Quotes

What You'll Pay and How We Quote

Parquet restoration is quoted once we have seen the floor, because every old parquet floor is different. The price depends on the size of the floor, how many blocks are loose or missing, what is on the surface now and the finish you want. We tell you honestly whether the floor is worth restoring before you spend anything.

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

Many older homes have parquet hidden under carpet, lino or layers of dark varnish, and it can usually be saved. We re-fix loose blocks, replace missing or broken ones where matching blocks can be found, then sand the floor back to clean wood and refinish it. The original pattern stays, and so does the character that makes an old parquet floor worth keeping.

Taking up old carpet and underlay first
Re-fixing loose and lifting blocks
Replacing missing or broken blocks
Sanding across the pattern to a flat finish
Filling gaps between blocks
Lacquer, oil or hardwax oil finishes

The Process

What to Expect

Free visit and quoteWe look at the floor, count the problem blocks and tell you what it needs.
Agree the detailsYou get a clear quote and we agree a start date that suits you.
RepairsLoose blocks are re-fixed and missing or broken ones are replaced where matching blocks are available.
SandingThe floor is sanded in stages to take it back to clean, flat wood without scratches across the grain.
FinishingThe new finish goes on in coats, and we walk round the restored floor with you.

What Customers Say

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Common Questions

FAQ - Parquet Floor Restoration

Usually. Even floors with loose or missing blocks can often be restored. We look at the floor, check how many blocks need attention and tell you honestly whether restoring it makes sense.

Old adhesive breaks down over time, and damp or movement in the subfloor can lift blocks. We look for the cause where we can and re-fix the blocks before sanding.

It will look clean and freshly finished, but it is still an old floor, and a few marks and variations in the wood are part of its character.

The blocks run in different directions, so parquet is sanded in stages with finer and finer grits to get a flat, even surface without scratches showing across the grain.

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