Professional Wood Floor Restoration

Just because your wooden flooring is looking tired doesn’t mean it’s the end of the road. Even if your floor is slightly damaged, there’s no reason to pull it all up and start again. A full new floor installation can be a costly process, and you could be losing out by replacing your original floorboards.

With a professional wood floor restoration, your floor can look as good as new again, at a fraction of the cost of a full replacement. At TFS Flooring, we specialise in wood floor restoration across Somerset and neighbouring counties, helping homes, schools, sports halls, and commercial venues extend the life of their floors.

We bring over 20 years of experience in wood floor sanding. We use Lagler and Bona systems, all equipped with or connected to advanced dust extraction technology, resulting in a sanding process that is 99% dust-free. We are committed to taking thorough precautions to ensure sites are left clean upon completion.

Wood Floor Sanding, Explained

Sanding is at the heart of every restoration we carry out. Using Lagler and Bona sanding systems, we strip back years of wear, old finishes, and surface damage to reveal the timber underneath, then build it back up with a smooth, even finish ready for staining or sealing.

Floor sanding isn’t just for tired boards. It’s often the first step in refreshing a period property, correcting an uneven finish left by a previous job, or simply changing the tone of a floor to suit a new room design. Most domestic sanding jobs take between one and three days depending on the size and condition of the floor, with larger or multi-room projects taking longer.

Whether you need a full sand and refinish or just specific areas addressed, we’ll talk you through what your floor needs before any work begins, with samples on hand so you can see the finish before we commit to it.

Solutions For Every Wood Floor

We sand and restore all types of wooden flooring, including pine floorboards, oak floorboards, parquet floors, and hardwood flooring.

Whether your floor is in a period property, a modern home, or a commercial space, our expert team has the skills and equipment to deliver outstanding results.

While on site, our flooring experts will talk you through all your options, and samples will always be provided to help you select the perfect finish for your space.

Our Wood Floor Restoration Process

Hire us to restore your wooden flooring, and we will:

Repair and secure any loose or damaged boards
Fill gaps to eliminate draughts or unwanted holes
Sand the floor using dust free machinery to remove wear & imperfections
Carry out the final sanding for a smooth and even surface
Apply a colour, if desired, to achieve your desired look
Finish with a durable protective coating to keep your floor looking its best for years to come

Experts in wood floor restoration and sanding

With over 20 years experience working in homes across the South West, TFS Flooring take great pride in taking a bespoke approach to each and every job, based on your flooring type and need.

Engineered

Sanding and restoring engineered wood flooring to bring it back to life.

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Period Property Wooden Floor Restoration

Period Properties

Floorboard restoration in Victorian, Georgian, and other period homes.

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Parquet

Restoring parquet flooring that are loose, cracked, or missing.

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Why Choose TFS Flooring for Wood Floor Restoration?

Over 20 years of industry experience
Specialists in wood floor refurbishment and restoration
Dust-free sanding equipment for a cleaner process
High-quality finishes and long-lasting protection
Serving Somerset and neighbouring counties
Free, no-obligation quotes

Get a Free Wood Floor Restoration Quote

Contact TFS Flooring today for a free, no-obligation wood floor refurbishment and restoration quote.

We restore all types of wooden flooring, so chat to us before making any decisions – you might be surprised at what can be achieved.

Based in Somerset, we provide wood floor refurbishment services across surrounding counties including Devon, Dorset, Wiltshire, Bristol, and Gloucestershire.

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Wood Floor Restoration Projects in the South West

Victorian Floorboard Restoration in Bristol

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Wood Floor Restoration in Somerset

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Oak Floor Restoration in Weston-super-Mare

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Wood Floor Restoration FAQ’s

Contact TFS Flooring today if you are interested in restoring your wood flooring. We offer free, no-obligation quotes and proudly serve Somerset and neighbouring counties including Devon, Dorset, Wiltshire, Bristol and Gloucestershire.

How much does wood floor sanding cost?

As a rough guide floor sanding and finishing costs around £30 – £45 per square metre. With repairs (such as board replacement, fixing movement, and gap filling) this changes to around £40 – £70 per square metre. However, the actual cost will depend on the condition of the floor and how much prep work is needed. For more information read our article, How much does floor sanding cost.

Is floor sanding worth it or should you replace your floor?

It depends on a number of factors including; age of property, rooms, budget, and climate. Solid wood flooring is often cheaper than premium engineered wood flooring but will cost more than the budget options of engineered wood flooring. Our article, Is floor sanding worth it or should you replace your home will help you.

Can you sand engineered wood flooring?

Yes. However it depends on the thickness of the ‘Wear Layer’ which is the real wood top layer. If the wear layer is at least 3mm thick you can safely sand it. However, if wear layers are thinner than this there is a risk of exposing the plywood underneath.

How long does wood floor sanding take?

This depends on the following factors; whether it’s a single room, entire floor, or whether it’s a whole house projects – it can anywhere between 1 to 7 days. For a more detailed breakdown read our article, How long does floor sanding take?

Can you remove scratches from wood flooring?

Most scratches can be repaired. It depends on how deep they are and what type of floor you are dealing with. A light surface mark needs a different approach to deeper damage that has gone into the timber. For more information read our article, Can scratches be removed from wood flooring?

Why are gaps appearing in my floorboards?

This most commonly occurs in winter, and in most cases is normal behaviour of wood. Wood absorbs moisture from the air and during winter heating dries the air out and boards shrink slightly. For more information read our article Why are gaps appearing in my floorboards?

Should I restore my Victorian floorboards?

This depends on whether the boards are structurally sound, if there is any damp damage, gaps or movement, and the state of any previous repairs. For more information read our article on Should I restore my Victorian floorboards?