Flooring in London

Beautiful floors start underneath. We level and prepare the subfloor, choose the right underlay and lay tiles, laminate or wood with correct expansion gaps, clean thresholds and tidy edges along every skirting board.

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What’s included

  • Porcelain and ceramic floor tiling
  • Laminate flooring, including herringbone patterns
  • Engineered and solid wood flooring
  • Subfloor levelling, screeds and underlay
  • Threshold strips, skirting boards and finishing trims
  • Removal and disposal of old flooring

Done properly, every time

  • Prepared subfloors

    Uneven floors are levelled first, so boards don’t bounce and tiles don’t crack.

  • Planned layouts

    Boards and tiles are set out to the room, avoiding thin cuts at doorways and keeping lines straight through the house.

  • Neat edges

    Skirting, scotia and threshold details finished cleanly – the part most people notice without realising.

Recent flooring work

Herringbone floors we’ve laid on recent projects.

  • Bright living room with light oak herringbone flooring, white walls and white French windows
    Herringbone flooring in a bright living room
  • Room with light oak herringbone flooring, a white casement window and fresh white walls
    Light oak herringbone floor
  • Hallway with light oak herringbone flooring, white panelled doors and black door handles
    Herringbone hallway with new doors
  • Long room with light oak herringbone flooring, downlights and a white window at the far end
    Herringbone flooring through a long room

What affects the cost of flooring in London?

Every home is different, so we price each job individually after a free site visit. These are the main things that shape your quote:

  • The floor area and the number of rooms
  • The type of flooring – tiles, laminate, engineered or solid wood
  • The laying pattern, such as straight, herringbone or chevron
  • The condition of the subfloor and any levelling needed
  • Removal of old flooring, new skirting boards and thresholds

Picture it first

See a few popular panel styles, colours and lighting in 3D. Use one as a starting point, or bring your own idea and we’ll make it to measure.

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Questions about flooring

Can you lay flooring over underfloor heating?

Yes, with the right product. Many tiles, engineered woods and laminates are suitable for underfloor heating; we’ll check compatibility and follow the manufacturer’s guidance.

Which flooring is best for kitchens and bathrooms?

Porcelain tiles are the most hard-wearing and water-resistant choice. Some laminates and engineered woods are designed for kitchens, but solid wood isn’t recommended in bathrooms.

How long does it take to lay a floor?

A typical room takes a day or two once the subfloor is ready. Tiled floors take longer because the adhesive and grout need time to set.

Get a quote for flooring

Send a few details and we’ll arrange a free site visit and a clear, itemised quote – with no obligation.

Covering all of London

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