• FLOOR sanding, refinishing & restoration service in malton

    We can restore your flooring to its original glory using our specialist equipment. We cover the whole of Malton, contact us now for a quote.

  • WOOD FLOOR SANDING, REFINISHING and restoration service in malton

    We can restore your to its original glory using our specialist equipment. We cover the whole of Malton, contact us now for a quote

  • WOOD FLOOR RESTORATION IN MALTON

    With over 40 years of experience we can sand and restore your wood floor to its original form
    ​ Contact us now for a quote.

Floor Restoration in malton

Don't Let Your Parquet Floors in  Malton Look Lost!
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You may find that your floors can very often look tired, damaged and worn beyond repair. Some people think that it needs replacing but 90% of the time this is not the case. We have been able to restore some 100-year-old parquet floors to look almost brand new, much to our client's joy! If you have taken up the carpet to reveal your floor that looks on the first reflection to be unsalvageable, then think again! It costs you nothing to call us and arrange a survey of your floor.
We will personally tailor our floor sanding process to suit your individual floor's needs. In our sanding process, we always take into account the level of damage to the parquet floor, the pattern of blocks and wood species. In so doing this helps to provide a finish that is damage-free, smooth and flat while also removing as little of the wood from the surface as possible.
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Please don't hesitate to contact us on the contact us form for further information or to arrange a site survey and quote

Please see below for case studies:

Case Study
Original Pine Floor Restoration in Malton

This original pine floor in a period home near Malton had lost much of its charm over the years. The boards were covered in old bitumen and dark residue, hiding the natural grain and warmth of the wood. The homeowner wanted to restore the floor to its former glory and turn it into a true feature of the property — something that would complement the home’s heritage character. We began by carefully sanding the entire floor, removing the old bitumen build-up and exposing the natural beauty of the pine beneath. Once fully prepared, the boards were treated and then finished with multiple coats of premium lacquer, chosen to highlight the grain while providing long-lasting protection and a gentle sheen. This process not only restored the timber’s warmth and colour but also made the surface easy to maintain for everyday use.

Case study
Herringbone Parquet Floor Restoration in Malton

This herringbone parquet floor in a period property near Malton had been heavily varnished over many years, leaving the surface dark, uneven, and lifeless. The natural beauty of the timber beneath was completely hidden. The homeowner wanted the floor restored to reveal its original pattern and character — with a lighter, more refined finish that would brighten the room. We began by carefully sanding the floor through progressive grit stages, removing the old varnish and exposing the natural beauty of the parquet beneath. The wood revealed a stunning variety of tones and textures between the individual blocks. Once the surface was perfectly smooth, we applied a durable lacquer system designed to protect the floor while subtly enhancing the contrast between the pieces.This brought out a light, elegant finish that complemented the home’s traditional features while adding a sense of warmth and sophistication.

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​Tumbled Limestone Floor Restoration in Malton

This tumbled limestone kitchen floor near Malton had become extremely dirty and dull over time. The once-beautiful stone was hidden beneath layers of grime, and the grout lines were almost black. Traditional cleaning methods were no longer effective — what the floor really needed was a full resurfacing to bring back its natural colour, texture, and character. We carried out a full mechanical resurfacing process, carefully cutting back the surface to remove years of built-up residue and contamination. This method not only cleans the grout lines as it works but also smooths the surface, revealing the true tone and texture of the limestone beneath. Once resurfaced, the stone was hardened to increase durability and finished with an invisible protective sealer — preserving the natural matt appearance while providing excellent protection against spills and stains.

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