Flooring Installation

Yes, we can source quality flooring from trusted suppliers at competitive prices, or we are happy to fit materials you have purchased.

We can move furniture as part of our service if required, though clearing the room beforehand helps speed up the installation.

Solid hardwood is made from a single piece of timber, while engineered wood has a real wood top layer bonded to a stable base. Engineered is often more suitable for underfloor heating and areas with moisture.

Almost always. An uneven subfloor telegraphs through the finished floor and causes squeaks or early wear, so levelling compound or a ply overlay is often needed. We check the subfloor before quoting so it is priced in rather than sprung on you later.

Yes. Solid and engineered wood should sit in the room it is going into for several days before fitting so it adjusts to the humidity there. Skipping that step is a common cause of gapping or cupping afterwards.

For rooms that get wet, luxury vinyl tile or good quality tiling is usually the sensible choice. Solid wood in a bathroom tends to move with the moisture. We will tell you honestly if the floor you have in mind is wrong for the room.

Yes. Engineered wood, LVT and tile all work over underfloor heating provided the build-up is right and the heating is commissioned and cycled properly before and after fitting.