Q: Gloss, satin or matte finish ?

The choice is yours!

Most finishes can be strong and hard wearing - with exception.

Here are some points to consider:

• Gloss shows more marks, scratches, dust and particles than the sateen or matt finishes.
• Gloss finish is not recommended in areas where big windows and slide doors are present, as they will show a lot of reflection in the room.
• Some hardwood floors tend to leak some tannin out from the timber at different moisture content, months after been polished, in those cases gloss finish is not recommended.

Q: Can any timber floor be sanded?

Close to all timber floors can be sanded, only a few floors that are too badly damaged, requiring extensive repairs that cannot be restored.

Q: Are you making much dust?

The machines and equipment that are being used are part of the newer models of 'DUST-FREE' this does not mean there will be no dust. As working with floor sanding there is always dust involved, as installing the flooring a drop saw and circular saw is used which make the most dust, however, the amount of dust is minimal.

Q: How much will it cost to sand my floor?

In order to determine pricing for your floors a free quote is provided by the company, this is a near to accurate quote - depending on the conditions of the floors in question, it will determine the price. If you request specific flooring and coating it will differ in pricing. 

Q: Do I have to move all the furniture from the floor?

Yes, We strongly recommend you move the furniture or get professionals to do it. Stoves and electrical devices must be removed by qualified electrician.

Possible to work around fridges and stoves, we usually can sand and polish around them depending on how much timber flooring you can see from a standing position.

If moving all the furniture is a problem, we are able to complete half the house in one time and the other half at a different time.