Floor sanding company

Posted by Annabel Gregory on January 3, 2015 at 11:59am in Tradespeople recommendations

Can anyone recommend a floor sanding company who will do the sanding themselves?! We sanded most of our floors ourselves many years ago, but were defeated by the hall, which has very thin and wavy parquet, so would like somebody else to do it - and so finish the job after all these years!

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Susie Holden August 11, 2017 at 8:36am

I'd like to recommend Floor Renovations to a friend who has just moved house but the web link isn't working so I can't get its address details. Is this company based in Southgate N14? I need the right contact so if anyone can help I'd appreciate it.
- Julia M > Susie Holden August 11, 2017 at 8:50am
  
  http://www.floor-sanding-and-sealing.co.uk/
  This is the link now. Same company though.
  
  Floor Sanding North London; Wood Floor Sanding and polishing London.
  
  Looking for floor sanding in North London? Floor Renovations have been serving London since 2006. Competitive prices for both domestic & commercial
- Susie Holden > Julia M August 11, 2017 at 9:22am
  
  Thanks so much Julia.
Ruth Miller November 19, 2016 at 12:30pm

We've just used the firm that Julia and Annabel recommended below. They did a great job. Highly recommend them.
Julia M January 8, 2015 at 11:24pm

I recommend this local firm; http://www.floor-renovations.co.uk/

I used them myself in the summer, after someone else had made a mess of my bedroom floor resulting in costly delay. They came straight round to quote, offered a good price and juggled their diary to meet my deadline. They were extremely neat, careful, polite and tidy. Last but not least, the floor looked great after they had worked on it.
- Annabel Gregory > Julia M March 28, 2016 at 12:41pm
  
  A very belated thank-you for this recommendation - they did a wonderful job on our hall floor, which we thought could not be sanded satisfactorily because the parquet is so thin and wavy (from the floorboards underneath). But it is now transformed! (apart from the patch where somebody removed the parquet blocks - if anyone has any thin 1930s' blocks, or can suggest where I might get some, please let me know). I'm told this is the last time the floor can be sanded, however!
- Julia M > Annabel Gregory March 28, 2016 at 4:16pm
  
  So pleased it worked out for you.
- Annabel Gregory > Julia M January 9, 2015 at 12:05pm
  
  That's brilliant, thank you, Julia!
- Julia M > Annabel Gregory January 10, 2015 at 11:43am
  
  A company that I would not recommend for this work is Coraff Carpets. Someone recommended them to me on Streetlife. I got them in to quote, accepted the quote (far higher than the company above, which I found out about later) and they then stopped returning my calls, resulting in more delay. My plea to tradespeople is that if they don't want a particular job for whatever reason, that they immediately make up a polite reason for not being available. That way the customer doesn't waste time and the tradesperson doesn't risk a negative review.
- Admin > Julia M January 10, 2015 at 12:20pm
  
  Ok, thanks for info. I agree about tradespeople being clear about whether they can or can't do something.

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