WHAT RESTORATION INCLUDES

More than sanding. A complete restoration of your floor.

Every wooden floor has its own story.

Years of foot traffic, furniture movement, sunlight, moisture and everyday living gradually leave their mark. Scratches, worn finishes, gaps, stains and minor damage can make even the highest quality timber lose its original character.

At Touché Flooring, restoration is about much more than making a floor look new again. It's a carefully managed process that preserves the natural beauty of the timber while improving its appearance, durability and lifespan.

Every project is individually assessed, allowing us to recommend the most appropriate restoration techniques for your floor, your property and how you live.

A thorough assessment

Every restoration begins with understanding the condition of the floor.

We inspect the timber species, previous finishes, levels of wear, repairs, movement and any signs of damage before deciding on the most suitable approach. This allows us to restore the floor sympathetically rather than applying the same process to every property.

Wood Floor Sanding

Professional sanding

Using modern, virtually dust-free sanding equipment, we carefully remove old finishes, surface damage and years of wear.

The floor is sanded through a series of progressively finer abrasives to produce a smooth, even surface while protecting the natural character of the timber.

The aim isn't to remove unnecessary material but to reveal the quality that's already there.

Wood Floor Repairs & Restoration

Repairs and restoration

Where required, we can carry out a range of repairs as part of the restoration process, including:

Where possible, we preserve original materials rather than replacing them.

Gap Filling

Gap filling

Small gaps and imperfections can often be filled to create a cleaner, more seamless appearance.

The most appropriate filling method depends on the age of the property, the type of flooring and how the timber naturally expands and contracts throughout the year.

We'll always recommend the solution that delivers the best long-term result rather than simply filling every gap.

Wood Floor Stain

Staining and colour changes

If you'd like to alter the appearance of your floor, staining can completely transform the character of a room.

From contemporary light finishes to rich, darker tones, we'll help you choose a colour that complements your interior while allowing the natural grain of the timber to remain the focal point.

Sample areas can be produced before the final finish is applied, giving you confidence in the finished result.

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Protective finishing

The final finish is what protects your newly restored floor for years to come.

Depending on your requirements, we'll recommend either a premium hard-wearing lacquer or a natural oil finish.

Both provide excellent protection, but each offers a different appearance, level of maintenance and feel underfoot. We'll explain the advantages of each option so you can make an informed decision.

Attention to every detail

The difference between a good result and an exceptional one often comes down to the finer details.

From carefully sanding edges and awkward areas to achieving a consistent finish throughout the property, every stage of our work is carried out with patience, precision and care.

It's this attention to detail that allows us to restore floors to a standard that complements the quality of your home.

Designed to last

A professionally restored wooden floor isn't just more attractive — it's an investment in your property.

With the correct restoration techniques and ongoing care, your floor can continue to perform beautifully for many years before requiring further restoration.

Our goal is simple: to restore existing wood floors properly, so you can enjoy them for decades to come.

Thinking about restoring your floor?

Whether your floor has simply become worn over time or requires more extensive repair, we'd be happy to assess its condition and explain the options available.

Get in touch today to arrange a no-obligation consultation and discover what's possible.