Wood Floor Sanding and Restoration in Swindon

Quotes

What You'll Pay and How We Quote

Sanding and restoration is quoted once we have seen the floor. The price depends on the size of the floor, its condition, the type of wood and the finish you want. A floor that needs gaps filled, boards replaced or old paint and varnish taken off needs more work than one that just needs a refresh, and the quote says exactly what is included.

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

Sanding takes the old finish and the worn top surface off the wood, back to clean timber. We sand in stages from coarse to fine, fill gaps where needed before the final pass, then apply a new finish so the floor looks fresh and is protected again. It works on original floorboards, solid wood floors and many engineered floors, and it is often far less disruptive than replacing the whole floor.

Lifting old carpet grippers, staples and nails
Sanding back to bare wood
Filling gaps and small holes
Edging into corners and along the skirting
Lacquer, oil or hardwax oil finishes
Repairing or replacing damaged boards

The Process

What to Expect

Free visit and quoteWe look at the floor, check the boards and talk through the finish you want.
Agree the detailsYou get a clear quote and we agree a start date that suits you.
PreparationGrippers, staples and loose nails come out, and damaged boards are repaired or replaced.
SandingThe floor is sanded in stages and edged into the corners, with gaps filled before the final fine sand.
FinishingThe new finish goes on, and we walk round the finished floor with you.

What Customers Say

Reviews

Common Questions

FAQ - Wood Floor Sanding and Restoration

In most cases, yes. Original pine floorboards in older houses often come up beautifully. We check the boards first for loose nails, damage and gaps, and repair what needs it before sanding.

Lacquer gives a hard-wearing sealed surface, oil soaks into the wood for a natural look, and hardwax oil sits between the two. We recommend one based on how the room is used.

Often, yes, as long as the real wood top layer is thick enough. We check before we quote, and tell you if a light sand or a recoat is the better option.

Yes. The room needs to be clear and kept off while the finish dries. We tell you how long before you can walk on it and put the furniture back.

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