Restoration & Repair
Does your wood flooring look dull, faded, dirty or discoloured? Does it have too many scratches and marks? You might even be considering replacing it. Before you do, call us to see if what it actually needs is restoring and/or refinishing.
Our expert craftsmen breathe new life into wooden floors at affordable prices. View individual projects below (all with ‘before’ and ‘after’ photos), or READ MORE to learn about our restoration and repair services.
A plank wood flooring restored and whitened to provide a clean scandanavian look which the client was really happy about. Expertly manufactured and installed by our craftsmen for luxury residential and commercial interiors in London, bringing together material integrity, precision, and refined aesthetics.
A resturant in the heart of Mayfiar approached us to sand and finished their panel wood flooring which we completed in one day, it was crucial to apply 5 layers of comercial lacquer in order to provide the highest quality finish possible and that is exactly what we did. Created as a fully bespoke flooring […]
Restoring History: A Comprehensive Flooring Renovation in Shoreditch We recently undertook an exciting restoration project in Shoreditch, London, where we breathed new life into a beautiful but tired apartment’s flooring. This project involved meticulous attention to detail and a series of carefully executed steps to ensure the highest quality outcome.
Borehamwood Restoration Existing French solid oak sanded This wood flooring was previously lacquered and therefore showing a lot of the wear and tear, which happened over the years. We sanded the entire area and applied two coats of clear hard wax oil.
Whitewash Restoration Existing worn parquet herringbone blocks sanded and finished in whitewash This parquet herringbone was quite worn and damaged, with new parts needed to be installed at the client’s request. We manufactured new solid blocks on site to fit with existing blocks. We installed new blocks, sanded the entire area, refined the areas and […]
Wenge London Wenge is a beautiful African species of wood, with very hardwearing properties to compliment the stunning natural colour. This project was a mix of two aspects, restoration and installing of new wenge to join seamlessly to the existing wenge. Our client previously had two levels of floor as you can see in the […]
Basmati Restaurant Restoration of a restaurant wood floor, which would see a large amount of traffic over the years. Woodcraft Flooring provided a professional restoration service for this restaurant in need of a new looking wood floor. We sanded the wood back to bare oak and applied a very hardwearing Bona Traffic HD lacquer which […]
Mill Hill Mosaic Restoration A beautiful Mosaic wood flooring hidden under the years of wear and tear. We find we have a lot of mosaic restoration projects which always come out amazing. The beauty of wood is that it can be sanded after several years for a fresh layer to enjoy once again. With this […]
Oak Strip Restoration Existing solid oak strip restoration finished in a clear hard wax oil. As we always express, a good quality solid or engineered wood flooring will last a lifetime and can be sanded multiple times, depending on the top layer to change the colour or refresh the wood flooring.
Solid Cherry, Beaconsfield Existing solid oak parquet restored to original beauty. An existing oak parquet herringbone wood flooring restored to original beauty by the Woodcraft Flooring team. We find joy in restoring existing wood flooring as we can see the beautiful transformation step by step.
Existing Floorboard Restoration Existing floorboards with heavy sanding needed to create a perfect flat finish. These floorboards were in extremely bad shape, with endless nails on the boards which we either had to pull out or hammer in deep for our machines to work safely. We offered the full package on this project including, 1. […]
Mosaic, Restoration Hatchend Mosaic is one of the oldest styles of wood flooring still used to this day. We find we have a lot of mosaic restoration projects which always come out amazing. The beauty of wood is that it can be sanded after several years for a fresh layer to enjoy once again.
Solid Oak, Gerrards Cross Wide board solid oak with badly applied hard wax oil, giving a dull look to the oak. We often come across projects where the finishing coat is not applied to it’s full potential. This intern made the oak look very dull with the variation of the oak hidden away. Stair top […]
The African Sapele has been down for 59 years, The wood was in really bad worn condition mainly on the surface. The varnish had darkened overtime hiding the true beauty of the wood, construction work around the house including painting left the wood looking terrible.
This beautiful Walnut floor had been damaged almost beyond repair by sanding done with the wrong equipment in the wrong hands. The customer thought she’d need a new floor, but we were able to restore it to its former glory.
This fifty-year old floor’s surface condition had seriously deteriorated. Uneven and dirty-looking, it was also drafty due to gaps between the planks. We made it safe, soundproof, draft-free and gave it a totally fresh look.
These ten year old Oak Herringbone parquet blocks were an unattractive bright orange colour, with unwanted colour variations across the floor to boot. We removed the old finish to reveal the natural beauty of Oak.
These solid parquet Mahogany blocks had last been finished some twenty to twenty-five years ago with a very thick and dark lacquer. Some blocks were dented, and the aged lacquer was hiding the natural colour variations in this now rare species of hardwood.
The floors in this stately home consisted of solid Red Oak boards, re-finished most recently with lacquer some thirty to forty years before. Over the years the lacquer had slowly turned a reddish brown into a rather dirty muddy dark grey colour.
These solid parquet blocks had taken a bit of a beating in places and had last been finished with lacquer. As well as significant scratches, the twenty-year old lacquer surface had taken on a ‘bleached’ look in places where dust had collected.
These thirty year old solid planks had been finished with lacquer, which was showing definite signs of age and had faded away to a dirty grey in places. The result: an uneven and unattractive surface finish, hiding the natural beauty of Cherry.
The floors in this hallway and room had been laid some thirty to forty years previously, with varnish used to seal the wood. The passage of time had robbed the wood finish of its shine, leaving a rather dull and uninspiring appearance.