Richmond, TW9 and TW10
Georgian and Victorian house floors, river-side mansion flats, and the parquet finds that come out of cellar conversions across TW9 and TW10.

Richmond brings us older housing stock than most of South London, substantial Georgian and Victorian houses around the Green, the Hill and Petersham Road, and a heavy concentration of period mansion blocks along the river. The floors are older and the standards are higher, which we appreciate. We've worked on several listed properties in TW10 and can supply conservation officers with specification sheets when needed.
The most rewarding Richmond jobs are the substantial original parquet runs that come out of period houses during ground-floor refurbishments. Often the blocks have been carpeted over for forty years and look terrible at first sight, but underneath the carpet glue and tar there's a piece of oak parquetry that's effectively been preserved by being hidden. After restoration, it tends to be the most considered surface in the house.
It depends on the listing description and the original surface. Traditional hard-wax oils (Osmo Polyx, Bona Craft Oil) are almost always acceptable. We can supply a written finish specification for the conservation officer in advance.
Yes, and we'd want to. Treating a house as one unified project is part of how we keep colour and sheen consistent across rooms.
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.