Wood loses its coating before you notice
A wood floor does not fail all at once. The protective layer on top of its boards wears down gradually from daily foot traffic, and the fine airborne dust makes it worse by acting as a slow abrasive. The result is a dull surface, fine scratches, and boards that are more exposed to moisture and the marks it leaves.
Call or WhatsApp us, tell us what you notice about the floor and which district you are in, and we agree a time. We look at the condition of the surface, start from the edges and corners, then work across the full area, so the floor comes back to a look that is easy on the eye.
- Protective coating
- Surface and edges
- Fine scratches
What does wood floor polishing cover?
These are the parts and stages the polishing goes through, depending on the condition of your floor and what you notice in it.
- Surface check first
We start by looking at the condition of the protective layer, the depth of any scratches, and where the dullness sits, because the type of wood and the degree of wear are what shape how the job goes.
- Cleaning dust and grease
Fine dust and grease that builds up from foot traffic interferes with polishing if it stays on the surface, so we remove it before any other step.
- Edges and corners
Edges and corners are where dirt collects and where regular cleaning often misses, so we treat them in a way that suits the wood in those tight spots.
- Full surface polishing
We work across the whole area to even out the look, because polishing one part and leaving another makes the difference more visible rather than hiding it.
- Fine coating scratches
Fine scratches that have not reached the wood beneath are dealt with during the polishing stage, and they are different from deep scratches that have gone down to the grain.
- Fresh protective coat
Renewing the protective coat is what gives the surface its sheen and shields it from moisture and foot traffic going forward, and it is the step that completes the job.
How do we start?
Three simple steps, and we take care of the rest.
Call or message us on WhatsApp
Tell us the service you need and your district.
Tell us about the floor
Tell us what you see, whether it is dullness, scratches or cracks in the coating, the type of wood if you know it, and which district you are in.
We agree a time and preparation
We settle on a time that suits you, and you clear the room of furniture and rugs beforehand, leaving the surface dry with no moisture on it.
We work and you check
We go over the edges and the full surface, and when we finish we leave you to walk on the floor and look at it in natural light to check that the finish is even.
A service that comes to your door
- We come to youOur team arrives at your home with its equipment.
- One callCall or message us on WhatsApp and we arrange the rest.
- Other floors with the same teamWe also handle parquet polishing, porcelain polishing, mosaic polishing and epoxy floor polishing.
- Describe it in your own wordsA call or a WhatsApp message is enough to describe what you notice in your wood floor.
One worry is that polishing might change the colour of the wood or cause it harm. The protective coat is applied on top of the surface after the type of wood is understood, and work does not begin before we agree with you on what suits your floor's condition. Leave the details to us, and we agree on each step before it is done.
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Questions about Wood floor polishing
How do I know my wood floor needs polishing and not just cleaning?
If the surface stays dull after ordinary cleaning, or feels rough underfoot in many places, or you notice fine scratches spread across it, the protective coating has likely worn down. Cleaning removes what is on the surface, but polishing is what renews the layer that protects the wood beneath.
Is polishing a wood floor different from polishing parquet?
Parquet is a type of wood floor with boards arranged in a set pattern and sometimes a different varnish finish. Solid wood floors and other types may be finished differently or with another coating. That is why we ask you about your floor type when you call, so we can agree on the right approach.
Do I need to clear the room completely before polishing?
Yes, it is best to clear the room of furniture, rugs and belongings before we arrive, because reaching all parts of the floor including the edges needs a clear space. If there is heavy furniture that is hard to move, tell us when you call so we can agree on how to handle it.
Does dust affect wood floors in a particular way?
The fine dust settles into the small gaps between boards and builds up on the protective coating, and foot traffic over it slowly scratches the surface. This is different from surfaces such as porcelain, which do not scratch in the same way.
What changes the scope of work and price estimate for wood floor polishing?
The size of the floor, the condition of the protective coating and the depth of any scratches, how easy it is to reach the edges and corners, the number of rooms, and the type of wood all affect the scope of work. You describe these details when you call and we agree on a price based on what you tell us.
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