Engineered oak flooring
Acclimatised first, then laid with the right expansion gap and beading.
Engineered wood, LVT, laminate, carpet and tiling — laid on a subfloor that's actually been prepared, which is the part that decides whether it lasts.

What we cover
Almost every failed floor we're called out to — lifting boards, cracked grout, hollow-sounding tiles — failed because of the subfloor, not the finish. We level, dry-check and prepare before a single board or tile is laid.
Common jobs
Acclimatised first, then laid with the right expansion gap and beading.
Set out from a centre line so the pattern lands right at every wall.
Levelled or overlaid before the new floor goes anywhere near it.
Tanked and waterproofed first — the step most people skip.
Lifted, the cause diagnosed and the area relaid properly.
Laid on a full mortar bed with falls that actually drain.
Questions
Yes — engineered and solid wood need to sit in the room for several days before fitting so they reach the room's humidity. We'll deliver early and tell you when it's ready. Fitting straight off the van is how you get gaps in February.
Sometimes. It depends on what's underneath, how level it is, and whether it will raise the floor past the doors and skirting. We'll check and tell you honestly which is the better value option.
A typical reception room is one day including preparation. Add a day if the subfloor needs levelling or plywood overlay. Tiling takes longer because of adhesive and grout curing times.
We'll move the large items as part of the job. Please clear smaller belongings, breakables and anything valuable beforehand.
We'll try, but discontinued ranges are often impossible to match exactly. Where a repair would look obviously patched, we'll say so and price relaying the whole area instead.
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