Hardwood Floor Sanding: The Trade That Restores Floors Without Replacement
Homeowners pay needlessly for floor replacement โ professional sanding and finishing restores hardwood for a fraction of the cost.
Hardwood floor sanding and renovation is a skilled trade service focused on restoring parquet, boards and solid wood floors without replacement. The process includes rough sanding with a drum sander, edge sanding with an edging machine, application of stain and one or more coats of lacquer or oil. The result is a visually new floor with extended lifespan. The business can be run as a side income or as a full-time sole trader operation โ customers include private homeowners, landlords and small property developers.
Scratched, faded or worn parquet sends most homeowners to one conclusion: replacement. But ripping out old flooring, buying new materials and fitting them costs many times more than restoration. Yet the market has very few tradespeople who truly specialise in hardwood sanding.
๐ Vast housing stock with original hardwood floors
The UK has millions of older properties โ Victorian, Edwardian and post-war โ with original solid wood floors. Owners renovating or letting property address the floor surface first, and sanding is the cost-effective choice.
