Battersea, SW11 and SW8
Victorian board restoration on the side streets, engineered refinishing in the riverside developments, and the occasional original parquet pulled out from under a carpet.

Battersea covers a wider stylistic span than most SW postcodes. From the streets behind Battersea Park, Victorian terraces, mostly four-storey, often with original pine and the occasional parquet, through to the developments around Battersea Power Station and Nine Elms, which are almost universally engineered floors over screed and underfloor heating. We work across the lot.
Two recurring conversations in SW11: the family refurb where the original Victorian floor wants stripping back to natural after years of carpet, and the post-snagging finish-fix in a new-build where the developer's lacquer didn't hold up. Different floors, but both end with two coats of a Bona or Osmo finish that we'd be willing to live with ourselves.
Often, yes. Many of the engineered floors in the recent developments have a wear layer thick enough for a light sand and re-coat. We'd want to inspect first to confirm the board construction and underfloor-heating spec.
Yes, we've worked in several listed Victorian properties around Battersea Park. We can supply finish specification sheets for conservation officers if needed.
Yes, for almost every postcode we cover. We come out, look at the floor, take measurements and send a detailed quote within 48 hours. No deposit, no obligation.
Our sanders run on sealed Bona and Lägler extraction units that capture around 95% of the dust at source. You won't get the cloud-the-house effect that older sanders leave behind.
Yes. We work room by room and leave the rest of the house usable. You can sleep in the property the same night a sand is happening, in a different room.
Tell us a little about the project. We come out, take measurements, talk through finishes and follow up with a detailed quote. No deposit, no obligation.