Chelsea, SW3 and SW10
Floor sanding and restoration in Chelsea.
Listed-house parquet, period townhouse refinishing and high-spec finishes for the streets and squares of SW3 and SW10.
Chelsea, SW3 and SW10
Listed-house parquet, period townhouse refinishing and high-spec finishes for the streets and squares of SW3 and SW10.
Chelsea jobs are smaller in number than our South London bread-and-butter but tend to be higher-spec. Listed Georgian and Victorian houses around the squares, mansion flats along Cheyne Walk and the King's Road, and a steady run of high-end refurbishments where the finished floor needs to read as the most considered surface in the room.
The most common work in SW3 is restoring substantial period parquet, often pitch pine or oak, that's been preserved under carpet for decades. We approach these jobs the way they deserve to be approached: careful block-by-block restoration, finish samples on your actual floor under your actual lighting, and a sand-and-finish sequence that doesn't compromise on grit, dwell time or coat thickness.
Frequently. We can supply detailed finish specifications, work to architect schedules, and provide sample boards in advance of the work starting.
Usually a clear hard-wax oil, Bona Craft Oil 2K or Osmo Polyx in extra matt, for a finish that respects the period interior. Lacquer reads as more contemporary; oil reads as more honest to the building.
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.