Damaged Boards
Loose, split or badly damaged boards can be stabilised or replaced where matching material and access allow.
Improve worn, damaged or badly finished wooden floors with practical repairs, careful sanding and a durable professional finish.
Restoration can preserve original flooring and avoid unnecessary replacement where the timber remains serviceable.

BeforeAfter↔Loose, split or badly damaged boards can be stabilised or replaced where matching material and access allow.
Poor coatings, visible sanding marks and uneven surface preparation can often be corrected by resanding.
Resin filler or timber slivers may be suitable, but the floor construction and expected movement must be considered.
Loose or damaged blocks may require local repair before the full floor is sanded and refinished.
Surface wear can often be removed, although deep staining and historic damage may remain visible.
Uneven sanding, swirl marks and poor preparation can be assessed and corrected where enough timber remains.

Some floors are too thin, structurally unsound or contaminated to restore safely. We assess the floor before recommending sanding, local repairs or replacement.
Measurements and clear photographs help us assess suitability and provide a more useful initial estimate. A site visit may still be required before a fixed quotation.