Floor Sanding Anerley

It’s time to give your property a fresh look.

By restoring your natural wooden floors. Ready for a change of colour, perhaps, to match your decor. Choose modern grey  or  white. Or stay with the brown polished look.

Call on the services of Floor Sanding Anerley – for floor restoration.
If the wood is broken or split, we’ll repair and replace those damaged boards or blocks.

If they are shabby or tired, allow us to sand away those old layers of paint and sealant to a smooth bare surface.

The final protection comes from your choice of lacquer, hardwax or natural oil.

Use our expertise to receive the best advice for your floors in the

home, office, bar, school, shop, gallery or restaurant. And you’ll get 

a job with the best quality products - to last longer, look better and offer superb long term value.

After our twenty years of restoring hundreds of floors, we can adapt to your requirements. Disruption? Not an issue, as we work flexibly to adjust to your schedule at weekends or even overnight if required.

And the spread of dust is a thing of the past. The collection system of our sanding machines make sure the job is virtually dust free.  

Whatever your kind of floor: hardwood or engineered boards; parquet or herringbone blocks.

And wherever it is located: the home, bar, office, shop, restaurant, school..

Call us today for your free assessment. For a top quality job

And a new floor you’ll be proud to display in Anerley.

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Anerley – looking to past and future

Anerley  lies in the shadow of the site of the great Crystal Palace – that symbol of Victorian belief in progress and expression of industrial might.  South East London almost seems a creation engineered by the spread of the suburban railway: rows of terraced houses with gardens backing onto the lines, with the billowing of washing the only light relief for the eyes of the poor beleaguered commuter. 

It’s difficult to imagine the appearance of the area in the 18th century: flowers in Battersea, market gardens in Bermondsey , Sydenham Hill retaining forest cover. Only Dulwich today retains its village nature, all the more surprising and enticing among the brick and tarmac.

Such solidity appears here to stay -  but who can know where the future lies?  Those brick terraces remain solidly built and have the scope for modest internal improvements without destroying character. As the foundation of a property, the floors are an obvious possibility. Wooden boards can be stained and those parquet floors – so popular from the 1930s - restored to better than new.

Look under the carpets and through those old layers of paint and give us a call.  Together, we can transform imagination into practical reality.