Engineered & solid wood
Floating, glued-down or secret-nailed oak and walnut boards, with acclimatisation, underlay and scotia or skirting finishes handled for you.
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Flooring fitters across London
Flooring Contractors in London
Engineered oak, luxury vinyl tile, herringbone parquet and porcelain, laid flat, quiet and built to last, on subfloors we level and prepare ourselves.
- Free measure and survey
- Subfloor prep done in-house
- Insurance certificates on request
- London-wide, all 32 boroughs
Floors we fit
Flooring installation across London
One crew handles the prep, the fitting and the finishing trims, so the floor you choose looks right on day one and for years after.
Luxury vinyl tile (LVT)
Click and glue-down LVT from brands such as Amtico and Karndean styles, ideal for kitchens, bathrooms and busy hallways where water resistance matters.
Get a quote for luxury vinyl tile (lvt)Herringbone & chevron parquet
Precisely set-out herringbone and chevron patterns with borders, centred on the room so the lines run true from the doorway.
Get a quote for herringbone & chevron parquetLaminate flooring
Hard-wearing laminate for bedrooms, lettings and offices, laid over acoustic underlay to cut footfall noise for neighbours below.
Get a quote for laminate flooringFloor tiling
Porcelain, ceramic and natural stone tiles laid on decoupling membranes, with matching grout and neat transitions to adjoining floors.
Get a quote for floor tilingScreeding & subfloor repair
Self-levelling compound, liquid screed, plywood overlays and replacement joists, the hidden groundwork every good floor depends on.
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Preparation first
A great floor starts underneath
Most flooring failures come from what's below: damp concrete, uneven boards or the wrong adhesive. Before we lay anything, we test moisture, check level across the room and fix the base so your new floor stays flat, tight and silent.
- Moisture readings on concrete and screed
- Levelling to manufacturer tolerances
- Underfloor heating-compatible systems
Why us
Why London homeowners pick us for flooring
Straight advice on materials, tidy fitting and no shortcuts on the prep.
Precise set-out
Patterns and boards are planned from the room's centre lines, so cuts at the edges are even and nothing looks squeezed.
Fitters, not salespeople
You deal with the people who actually lay the floor, so questions get practical answers.
Clean, careful working
Dust sheets, protected doorways and daily tidy-ups while we work in your home.
Itemised pricing
Prep, materials and labour are priced line by line so you can compare quotes fairly.
Quick room turnaround
We sequence rooms so you keep the use of your home as much as possible.
Insurance details on request
Ask for our insurance certificates when we quote and we’ll send them before any work is booked.
From survey to sealed
How a flooring job runs
Clear steps, so you can plan around the work and know when each room is back in use.
Measure & survey
We measure each room, test the subfloor and talk through finishes, budgets and how the space is used.
Samples & quote
You get a written quote with materials, preparation and labour listed separately, plus samples to try at home.
Prep & fit
We clear, protect and prepare the area, then fit the floor with door trims, thresholds and skirting details.
Clean & handover
We vacuum, remove offcuts and explain how to care for your new floor.
Areas served
Flooring fitters covering the whole of London
From our office on Uxbridge Road, W7, we take on flooring work across Greater London.
London’s housing stock varies a lot from street to street: Victorian and Edwardian terraces with suspended timber floors, 1930s semis, mansion blocks and modern flats on concrete slabs. Each needs a different approach to the subfloor, which is why every quote starts with a survey.
Many London leases require acoustic underlay under hard floors, so if you live in a flat, check your lease before choosing a floor and we can advise on suitable systems.
London boroughs we cover
- Barking and Dagenham
- Barnet
- Bexley
- Brent
- Bromley
- Camden
- City of London
- Croydon
- Ealing
- Enfield
- Greenwich
- Hackney
- Hammersmith and Fulham
- Haringey
- Harrow
- Havering
- Hillingdon
- Hounslow
- Islington
- Kensington and Chelsea
- Kingston upon Thames
- Lambeth
- Lewisham
- Merton
- Newham
- Redbridge
- Richmond upon Thames
- Southwark
- Sutton
- Tower Hamlets
- Waltham Forest
- Wandsworth
- Westminster
FAQ
Flooring questions, answered
What customers ask us most before a new floor goes down.
How much does it cost to fit a new floor?
Price depends on the material, the size and shape of the room, the pattern and how much subfloor preparation is needed. Herringbone takes longer to lay than straight boards, and levelling or replacing boards adds to the cost. We measure and survey for free and give you a written, itemised quote.
Engineered or solid wood: which should I choose?
Engineered boards have a real wood top layer on a stable core, so they cope better with central heating, underfloor heating and kitchen extensions. Solid wood can be sanded more times but moves more with humidity. We'll recommend what suits each room.
Can you fit flooring over underfloor heating?
Yes, as long as the floor and adhesive are rated for it and the heating is commissioned first. Engineered wood, LVT and tiles are usually good choices. We'll check the manufacturer's maximum surface temperature for the product you choose.
Do I need acoustic underlay in a flat?
Many London leases require hard floors in flats to meet a sound-insulation standard, and some need the freeholder's consent first. Check your lease. We can supply and fit acoustic underlays or systems to the specification your building asks for.
How long does the wood need to acclimatise?
Most manufacturers recommend leaving boards in the room, in their packs, for at least 48 hours before fitting, with the heating at normal living temperature. We follow the instructions for the product you've chosen.
Is LVT suitable for kitchens and bathrooms?
Good-quality LVT is water-resistant and warm underfoot, which makes it popular for kitchens, bathrooms and utility rooms. On a glued-down installation the subfloor must be smooth and level, which we prepare beforehand.
Do you remove the old flooring?
Yes. We can lift carpets, old laminate, vinyl and tiles, and take the waste away. Some older vinyl tiles and adhesives can contain asbestos; if we suspect that, we'll stop and recommend testing before work continues.
How long does fitting take?
An average room in straight boards or LVT is often done in a day once the subfloor is ready. Screeding needs drying time, and parquet patterns take longer. Your quote includes a realistic timescale.
Do you work on commercial floors?
Yes. We fit floors in offices, shops, rental flats and communal areas across London, and can discuss out-of-hours working to reduce disruption.
Free quote
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Tell us which rooms, roughly how big, and the floor you have in mind.
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