Floor Sanding Burgess Hill

Sussex by the sea, the Downs, the Weald...  The county is all these things and more: at one time the centre of a thriving medieval industry with its hammer ponds and charcoal burners.  All fed by the timber from the forests felled to supply England with iron.

These woodlands have also supplied the timber for wooden floors of pine, oak, beech and ash.  Long-lasting but eventually in need of restoration.
When shabby or marked, it’s time for specialist treatment...

                                        So call on the experts:

                                                                         The Burgess Hill Floor Sanding Masters

See how we’ll bring your floors back to life..
The complete floor restoration service:

                                  for softwood and hardwood floors; engineered boards; parquet or herringbone blocks

Damaged, uneven or missing timber:

                                        repaired and replaced with boards or blocks to match.

The best advice on the treatment of your floor:

                                        make use of our twenty years’ experience in the business.

All you’ll want done to your floor:

                                       sanding to remove old paint and sealant

                                                     staining for a fresh look

                                                                    resealing with the protection of natural oil, hard wax or lacquer.

Using only top quality materials:

                                       so your floor will last longer and stay looking good for years to come.
99% dust free sanding:

                                       no concerns about mess and disruption.

Your new floor awaits - so don’t delay...
Ask us today for your free assessment...

                                                             Contact the Burgess Hill Floor Sanding Specialists

TRUSTED BY THESE WELL KNOWN BRANDS AND HUNDREDS MORE

Remnants of those great forests do remain: St Leonards, Worth and Ashdown, playground of the immortal Pooh and his friends.
Even more characteristic are the South Downs, now a national park.  Here, despite the populated south east, one can escape from the cares of the 21st century to breathe clean air on rabbit-cropped turf where:

                                   Little, lost down churches praise
                                   The Lord who made the Hills.

The writer Hilaire Belloc (best known for his poem ‘Matilda’) made his home at Shipley and lived in and repaired the splendid windmill there.
His ‘The South Country’ still evokes the best flavour of Sussex:

                                  When I am living in the Midlands
                                  That is sodden and unkind
                                  The great hills of the South Country
                                  Come back into my mind.

With over 25 years of sanding knowledge,
we're dedicated to making sure that your wooden
floors always get the best  restoration service there is.