A colour change,
done the careful way
Staining punishes shortcuts — patchy colour is hard to hide. So every staining job gets the full preparation it needs.
Sanding to bare wood
Colour only takes evenly on clean, bare timber, so every staining job starts with a full sand.
Test patches first
We apply sample tones to your actual boards — timber species changes how a stain reads.
Even application
Stain worked in methodically, with the grain, for a consistent tone across the whole floor.
Edge & detail care
Edges, corners and thresholds get the same attention as the open floor, so nothing looks banded.
Sealing the colour in
Protective coats of oil or lacquer lock the tone in and take the daily wear instead of the stain.
Aftercare advice
How to clean and maintain a stained floor so the colour stays rich and even for years.
From current colour
to the one you want
Send photos
Show us the floor and tell us the look you're after — reference photos welcome.
Quote & colour chat
A free quote plus honest advice on which tones will work on your species of timber.
Sand & test
We sand to bare wood and apply test patches so you approve the exact tone in your light.
Stain & seal
The chosen tone applied evenly across the floor, then sealed under a protective finish.
From Scandi-pale
to espresso-dark
Different timbers take colour differently — pine drinks stain, oak holds it evenly. We'll tell you honestly which tones suit your boards before anything is committed.
Rated 5 stars by the people
whose floors we've restored
Real reviews from Dorset homeowners who trusted us with their timber floors.
Our Victorian pine floor looked tired and grey — now it glows. Barely any dust in the house and they left every room spotless.
Honest advice from the first phone call. The quote was clear, the work was on time, and the finish on our oak boards is beautiful.
They repaired a couple of damaged boards you'd never spot now, then sanded and sealed the lot. Genuinely couldn't be happier.