Floor Sanding Berkhamsted

To have floor sanding done correctly it is usually sensible to bring in a local Berkhamsted floor sanding company who are experts in this type of work. With a bit of research you'll discover that there are several in the Berkhamsted area and other locations in Hertfordshire. Although you could have a bash at doing your own floor sanding it isn't truly a DIY sort of task, because some quite expensive equipment is needed to carry it out effectively. An approved Berkhamsted floor sanding company will come armed with all the correct tools.

Your first thought could well be that this process is going to produce a tremendous amount of dust and mess, but that's no necessarily the truth. Your floor sanding company will not be using little hand held orbital sanders like those you may have employed for sanding down some paintwork or a door. They will arrive on your doorstep with some fairly hefty equipment which will include an extraction system which draws up all of the airborne dust as the sanding progresses.

Obviously, this professional equipment is available for hire throughout Hertfordshire, if not in Berkhamsted itself, if you decide to go down the do-it-yourself route. It isn't cheap to hire, so get organised and attempt to get all the sanding work done in one day, to save money. You will clearly not have to be concerned about this if you employ a floor sanding company because they will provide all of this apparatus themselves.

Although you could maybe shift stuff to one side while doing the sanding, it is far better if the room is completely cleared. This should include soft furnishings and furniture, as well as any existing floor coverings such as carpets, underlay and grippers. Nails or screws that are protruding above the floorboards will also need to be removed or punched below the surface.

To achieve the sort of professional finish that you are seeking it will most likely be necessary to do more than just sand down your flooring and give them a coating of varnish. There are bound to be quite a few minor imperfections like screw holes, cracks, splits and nail holes, and there may even be some larger repairs needed, where chunks of floor are missing or damaged. These must all be restored to the best possible standard, filled with colour-matched wood filler and then given a final sanding. Any wood filler used should match the colour of the floorboards, test an area before the final filling.

Sealing and varnishing your freshly sanded flooring is the final part of the process. This is when you can really start to see the changes in your floor. A coat of a suitable sealer (such as Liberon Floor Sealer), will help to emphasise the beautiful natural shades of the timber, provide the varnish with a sound base, and at the same time offer some added protection against potential damage. Two or three coats of a top quality varnish should then be applied, giving plenty of time for dying between coats.

Seeing as, pretty much the first thing you think about when considering the possibility of refurbishing your flooring is all of the hard work, disruption and dust, you may begin to ask yourself whether it's actually worthwhile. If you're having second thoughts about whether you want to put yourself and your family through all of this inconvenience, it might be advisable to analyze the pros and cons of the floor sanding process. We've already pointed out the disadvantages - floor sanding can entail a lot of dust, effort and disruption. But what about the benefits?

• Restores the Floor to its Former Glory: With a previously exposed hardwood floor it is likely to show some signs of wear over time and the floor sanding and finishing process will return it to its former glory.
• Reduces the Number of Bugs: Although wooden flooring doesn't necessarily attract as many bugs and pests as a carpet does, these pests still tend to hide away in any available cracks and chips that they can find between the boards. A newly sanded and sealed floor should leave the bugs with few places to hide.
• It's Easier to Keep a Polished Floor Clean: After a hardwood floor has been sanded, sealed and polished it will be much easier to keep clean in the future because all the crevices and cracks will have been removed or filled and the newly polished surface won't trap as much dirt and dust.

Floor sanding and finishing can be done in Berkhamsted and also in: Northchurch, Frithsden, Little Gaddesdon, Water End, Cow Roast, Bourne End, Little Heath, Whelpley Hill, Bovingdon, Pednor, Potten End, Hawridge, Ashley Green, Asheridge, and in these postcodes HP4 2DF, HP4 1JQ, HP4 1EH, HP4 1FN, HP4 2DW, HP4 1TE, HP4 1DB, HP4 1WR, HP4 1WN, HP4 1TH. Local Berkhamsted floor sanding specialists will most likely have the dialling code 01442 and the postcode HP4.

Floor Sanding Machines Berkhamsted

The principal piece of equipment when tackling a floor restoration project on a wooden floor in Berkhamsted, is a floor sanding machine. That's not the whole story however, as so as to do the job properly, at least three different versions of floor sanding machine will be necessary. The majority of the sanding work is done by a belt sander, and then further work is conducted with an edging sander and finally a buffing machine. On some jobs, corner sanders, staircase sanders and orbital sanders will also be employed, confusing the issue even more.

There are several manufacturers that specialise in floor sanding equipment, and these include Bona, Pallmann, Hummer and Lagler. These machines are pricey, so if you are going to try resurfacing your own floors in Berkhamsted, you'll need to hire them. It's not simply the cost of hiring the equipment itself that you have to consider, since you're also going to need abrasives and these are likely to be overpriced if you're not careful. When contemplating all these factors, you might decide that bringing in a reputable floor sanding company in Berkhamsted is a better alternative.

Floor Restoration Berkhamsted

Wooden floors don't always need to be sanded down to bring them back to their former splendour, and floors of course can be made of materials other than wood. Floors can be made from tiles, stone, concrete or wood, and a decent Berkhamsted floor restoration company will have the expertise and knowledge to refurbish and repair all of these surfaces successfully.

In general floor restoration can involve a variety of different procedures and may require dehumidification, disinfection and decontamination before any actual cosmetic work begins. In instances where there has been a leaky water pipe or washing machine, dampness will rapidly soak into imperfections and cracks in the floor surface and start to cause serious issues. Bacteria, fungi and mould can grow when water remains in your flooring for any period of time. Without causing any harm to the flooring or the property's residents, professional floor restorers in Berkhamsted know precisely how to handle these problems. An excellent way to stop these things happening from the get go is to keep your floors clean and check pipes and washing machines regularly.

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Some Berkhamsted streets and roads where floor sanding has been recently completed - Verney Close, Bank Mill Lane, Ivy House Lane, Shootersway Lane, William Street, Beckets Square, Shenstone Hill, Whitehill Court, Pheasant Close, Denny's Lane, Dellfield Close, Bridle Way, Tortoiseshell Way, Three Close Lane, Cross Oak Road, St Katherine's Way, Salter's Close, Bracken Hill, Bank Mill, Campions Court, Farm Place, Garden Field Lane, Ballinger Court, South Bank Road, Connaught Gardens, Shootersway, as well as the following Berkhamsted area postcodes: HP4 2DF, HP4 1JQ, HP4 1EH, HP4 1FN, HP4 2DW, HP4 1TE, HP4 1DB, HP4 1WR, HP4 1WN, HP4 1TH.

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