Based in Dublin and featured on RTÉ’s Room to Improve, we specialise in dust-free floor sanding and varnishing for hardwood floors. With over 30 years’ experience in floor sanding and varnishing, we deliver reliable results with minimal disruption.
We offer complete floor sanding and varnishing solutions: from sanding and staining to finishing and aftercare. Every project uses dust-free equipment and long-lasting varnishes for a beautiful, natural result.
Our designers use a variety of the latest design and modelling software including BIM to create high-quality innovative and sustainable solutions
Our designers use a variety of the latest design and modelling software including BIM to create high-quality innovative and sustainable solutions
Our designers use a variety of the latest design and modelling software including BIM to create high-quality innovative and sustainable solutions
Our designers use a variety of the latest design and modelling software including BIM to create high-quality innovative and sustainable solutions
We’ve carried out floor sanding and varnishing projects in some of Dublin’s most recognisable locations — including 37 Dawson Street, Killruddery House in Bray, Loreto College Dalkey, St Thomas Mount Merrion, Áras an Uachtaráin, and Marco Pierre White’s Donnybrook.
From heritage homes to busy city venues, our floor sanding and varnishing work is known for precision, durability, and a flawless finish. Explore our gallery to see how we’ve transformed wooden floors across Dublin and surrounding areas.
No matter what type of hardwood or softwood floor you may have, it is a well known fact that a well kept solid wood floor is an investment, which can increase the value of your property over time.
We have sanded wooden floors in many different types of private houses, apartments, and businesses. The one thing that each of our customers told us was that they needed our floor sanding service as they wanted to protect their investment.
If you were to buy your dream house, would you prefer a carpet or a solid wooden floor? I know the answer of most people is wooden – plus a leading estate agent confirmed to us that a well kept wooden floor can increase the value of a property.
