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Floor repair

The short answer

Boards, tiles, joists

Price from
£180.00
Time on site
3 to 6 hours

What you get

Your damaged flooring professionally repaired, improving its safety, stability, and aesthetic appeal.

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When do you need a Floor repair?

Consider floor repair if you notice loose, creaking, or damaged floorboards, cracked or chipped tiles, soft spots, or uneven areas. Prompt repair prevents further damage and potential safety hazards.

What happens on the day

The professional will assess the damage, remove affected sections, repair or replace the subfloor or joists if necessary, and then install new flooring materials to match existing where possible. They will ensure a clean and tidy workspace.

How to prepare

  • Clear the room of furniture and personal belongings.
  • Vacuum or sweep the floor to remove loose debris.
  • Point out all areas of concern to the professional.
  • Ensure good lighting in the work area.
  • Have any spare flooring materials readily available if you have them.

How to improve your result

  • Address spills quickly to prevent water damage to wooden floors.
  • Use furniture pads to avoid scratches and dents.
  • Keep grout clean and sealed to protect tiled floors.
  • Inspect your floors periodically for early signs of wear or damage.

Why it is useful day to day

Repaired floors improve the safety and comfort of your home, prevent trips and falls, and maintain the value and aesthetic appeal of your property.

Why we ask these questions

Details about the type of flooring (wood, tile, laminate) help us understand the materials and techniques required. The extent of the damage allows the professional to prepare the necessary tools and materials. Room size provides context for potential duration and impact.

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