Orange or dark coatings
Removing an old coating can reveal a lighter, more natural timber appearance.
Timber floor restoration
There may be a better floor hiding underneath.
We’ll help you understand what your existing timber floor could become.
Old orange coatings and worn finishes can often give way to a lighter, more natural-looking floor. We’ll help you understand what’s possible.
Real people. Genuine care.
Your floor is restored by our own experienced team.
A real NWF restoration
See what restoration can reveal.
Victorian Ash flooring and the staircase restored together, bringing a lighter, more natural feel to the whole space.
BeforeAfterEngineered Spotted Gum · restored by NWF
Engineered timber floors can be restored too.
This Spotted Gum floor is engineered timber. Whether yours can be sanded and refinished depends on its construction, wear layer and condition.
BeforeAfterThink your floor might be worth restoring?
What can be restored?
Worn or damaged timber
Repair or selective board replacement may be possible without replacing the whole floor.
Engineered timber
Restoration may be possible, depending on the wear layer, construction and condition.
Hidden timber floors
Timber beneath carpet, vinyl or other floor coverings may be worth uncovering and restoring.
What to expect
An honest assessment
We’ll explain what is realistically achievable with the floor you have.
Repair where appropriate
We’ll consider repairs or selective replacement where damaged boards need attention.
Honest about dust
Modern extraction significantly reduces dust. Genuinely dust-free floor sanding does not exist.
In our customers’ words
Restored floors. Reassured homeowners.
“Every stage of the process was well-organised and we were informed about every aspect in detail.”
Deborah Bretherton · Google review excerpt
“The workmanship and attention to detail was fantastic. Our floors needed repairs as well as sand and polish.”
samia dib · Google review excerpt
Wondering what’s possible with your floor?
Talk to us about the floor you have and what you’d like to achieve.
See how a timber floor is restored
A closer look at the sanding process, if you’d like to know more.