Restore sheen and durability
Over time, everyday wear can leave your timber floors looking dull and worn. Our Top Coat Restoration Service refreshes and protects your floors by applying a new protective coating, restoring their sheen and durability without the need for full sanding and refinishing.
This service is perfect for reviving your floors before a big event, keeping them looking great between full restorations, or simply extending their lifespan with minimal disruption.
The condition of your floor and the type of existing coating will determine whether this service is suitable. We can assess your floor and recommend the best option for you.
What’s included?
Deep clean and surface prep
We remove dirt, grime, and product buildup to ensure the new coating adheres properly.
Light cutback
A gentle abrasion smooths the surface and enhances bonding.
Application of Loba Duo
A fresh layer of Loba Duo is rolled on, providing renewed protection and a refreshed appearance. Our coatings are family-safe and low in VOCs, ensuring a healthier home environment.
Why choose a top coat restoration?
A top coat restoration can help to:
Enhance durability
Adds a fresh protective layer to resist future wear and tear.
Restore natural beauty
Enhances the overall look of your timber floors without altering the finish.
Restore the floor’s sheen
Bring back the vibrancy of your timber floors
Reduce long-term maintenance costs
Keeps your floors looking great for longer, delaying the need for full sanding and refinishing.
Frequently asked questions
A Top Coat Restoration is ideal for surface rejuvenation, but it will not remove deep scratches, dents, or gouges. Significant damage in the timber or finish will remain visible.
No, it will not fix peeling or severely worn coatings. If the existing finish is failing, a full sanding and refinishing may be necessary.
A top coat restoration will enhance the existing finish but does not alter the timber’s natural appearance.
No, for heavily worn or damaged floors, a full restoration is recommended. If your floors are heavily aged or damaged, a full sanding and refinishing is recommended.
This depends on the foot traffic within your home, but you should sweep and vacuum regularly to remove grit. Mopping should be done no more than twice per week. You must use the recommended cleaning instructions advised by your contractor.
Heavy furniture can leave marks on solid wood floors or engineered flooring. We advise using protective pads on the bottom of all furniture to avoid any marks. Please note – plastic casters may also leave marks. Avoid these to reduce scratching and scuffing.
No wooden floors are immune to scratches and dents, but there are a few extra things you can do to maintain your floor:
- Wipe up any spills immediately – these can potentially stain the floor and/or impact the finish if left unchecked.
- Place doormats and rugs at entrances and exits.
- Make sure your furniture pads are properly maintained, these will need to be replaced from time to time.
- Keep in mind that high-heeled shoes can cause dents.
- Rearrange furniture and rugs regularly – particularly those that are exposed to a lot of sunlight to ensure the floor is exposed evenly.
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