Horsham Floor Sanding 

Are you toying with the idea of having your wooden flooring in Horsham restored but aren’t quite sure how to get started? For all homes and commercial properties in Horsham, bring in the professionals from the Horsham floor sanding company RH12 to guarantee a quality service backed up by two decades of experience. Here’s a quick and breezy guide to how the process works from start to finish.​

GET IN TOUCH

The first step of course is to contact us at the Horsham floor sanding company and speak to one of our friendly advisors. They’ll be able to answer any initial questions and even suggest a few project ideas if you’re stuck.

While you hang around waiting for the return call you could try looking through a few of our genuine customer Testimonials or browsing our online Gallery to find out more about what we do. 

Our assessor, on the arranged date, will check your floor for damage and make a note of repairs that may need doing. You’ll also discuss what you propose to have done to the flooring. 

                                     YOUR QUOTE

This will form the basis for the quote you’ll now be given. It’s important to note that this is the final amount you’ll pay for the work once it has been completed. There will be no unpleasant surprises such as ‘hidden extras’ to worry about. We’re completely transparent on this matter.

THE ACTUAL WORK

​The Horsham floor sanding team, on the day appointed, will get started by first of all carrying out all necessary repairs to the floor, such as replacing rotten boards. Then they’ll sand the floor down up to three times, depending on its state, to make it smooth enough to take the finish. We use dust-free sanding machines and eco-friendly stains throughout.

The sanding will take a day and applying the finish a further day. There will be minimal mess and disruption and before the team leaves you’ll be handed a free cleaning kit to look after your sparkling new floor. 

That’s all there is to it, so why not contact us today and get the whole show rolling?