Flooring by property type and sector

FOR LANDLORDS

Flooring for landlords and rental properties

Rental flooring that survives tenancies — LVT wear layers, fast void turnarounds, repairable specs, one contact per portfolio and itemised quotes.

FOR PERIOD HOMES

Flooring for period properties

Flooring for Victorian, Edwardian and Georgian homes — restoring original boards and parquet, matching new to old, gaps, damp and character-appropriate specs.

FOR NEW BUILDS

Flooring for new build homes

New-build flooring done properly — screed moisture testing, underfloor heating build-ups, snag-free finishes and scheduling around handover dates.

FOR FLATS

Flooring for flats and apartments

Flat and apartment flooring — lease acoustic requirements, underlay systems, threshold heights, lift access and specs that keep the neighbours happy.

FOR COMMERCIAL

Office and workspace flooring

Commercial-grade flooring for offices and workspaces — wear layers, traffic zoning, out-of-hours fitting, phased areas and repairable specifications.

FOR COMMERCIAL

Retail and hospitality flooring

Flooring for shops, cafés and restaurants — heavy footfall specs, spill resistance, closed-period fitting, zoning and floors that photograph well.

FOR PET OWNERS

Flooring for homes with dogs and pets

Pet-friendly flooring — scratch behaviour, grip underfoot, accidents and moisture, which finishes hide claw marks, and what we'd fit in a house with dogs.

FOR RENOVATORS

Flooring for a home renovation

Where flooring fits in a renovation — sequencing after wet trades, running one floor through open-plan, thresholds, level changes and budgeting the prep.