Hardwood floor installation in London and area
Nothing feels like real wood. We install solid and engineered hardwood the right way: acclimated, on a flat subfloor and finished with clean trim lines.
Is it right for you?
- Great for: living rooms, dining rooms, bedrooms, hallways
- Solid hardwood: can be sanded and refinished many times; best above grade
- Engineered hardwood: more stable with humidity changes; can go over concrete and in some basements
- Keep in mind: wood needs a few days to acclimate in your home before install
What we do
- Old floor removal
- Subfloor check & levelling
- Underlay
- Nail-down, glue-down or floating
- Straight, diagonal or herringbone
- Stair nosing & transitions
- Baseboards & quarter round
What affects the price
- Size of the space (sq ft)
- The product you choose
- Subfloor prep and levelling
- Stairs, trim and removal
Your free measure gives you an exact written quote.
Hardwood & engineered questions
Solid or engineered: which is better?
Both are real wood. Engineered handles humidity better and suits more spaces; solid can be refinished more times. We'll recommend one for your room.
How long before we can walk on it?
Usually right away with nail-down or floating floors. Glue-down needs about 24 hours.
Why does hardwood need to acclimate?
Wood expands and shrinks with humidity. Letting it sit in your home for a few days before install helps it adjust to your home's conditions, so it's less likely to gap or buckle later.