We lay solid and three-layer engineered parquet – straight, herringbone or in squares – and restore old parquet by sanding and lacquering, after checking the base and the moisture.
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Wood absorbs and releases moisture, so parquet goes in after the wet work in a renovation, acclimatises in the room and is laid on a dry, flat base. Otherwise it swells, or gaps open up between the boards.
Solid parquet is glued to the base, then sanded, filled at the joints and finished with lacquer or oil. Three-layer parquet is often factory-lacquered and can be glued or installed floating, with an underlay and an expansion gap around the perimeter.
Technical detail: the perimeter gap
Wood shrinks in dry air and expands in humid air. That is why a gap is always left along the walls and later covered by the skirting board – without it, the parquet swells in the first humid summer.
The most common situations people call us about, and how we approach them.
Process
We organise the work around the specifics of the city and the property, planning access, logistics and stages.
The price is set after a site visit, because the type of parquet, the laying pattern and the preparation of the base change the labour considerably.
The final cost is confirmed after a site visit and once the parquet has been chosen.
See the price listOur own projects with our own photos – see the level of detail and the finished result.
Every completed project receives a warranty certificate. This is what it covers and for how long.
The extended term applies to the installations themselves and to the roofing work. Installed ready-made products — taps, fittings, appliances — carry the manufacturer's warranty.
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“Reliable guys, easy communication, work done quickly and to a high standard. I recommend them.”
“If you're looking for tradespeople who work quickly, to a high standard and without any drama – these are your people! No ‘We'll come round tomorrow… or the day after…’, no headaches for you. They worked wonders with the renovation we needed and even left the place cleaner than they found it! In short – professionals with a capital ‘P’. I highly recommend them!”
“I highly recommend their services. Despite my fussiness, they kept to the deadline they had given and finished the bathroom renovation professionally, cleanly and meticulously.”
“Great work, an extremely professional attitude, deadlines met and excellent workmanship.”
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Solid parquet is made of solid wood and can be sanded many times. Three-layer parquet has a top layer of fine hardwood on a more stable base, reacts less to moisture and is often factory-lacquered.
As long as the manufacturer specifies – usually longer for solid parquet than for three-layer. Before that, the plaster, skim coats and screeds must have dried.
If the boards are sound and there is enough wood above the tongue, the parquet is sanded, filled and lacquered again. Loose boards are re-glued, and water-damaged ones are replaced.
Lacquer forms a hard protective layer and is easy to look after with everyday cleaning. Oil keeps the natural look of the wood and allows local repairs, but needs to be renewed periodically.
Yes, if the manufacturer says the parquet is suitable for it – it is usually fully glued to the base. Three-layer parquet usually copes with underfloor heating better than solid parquet.
You will receive a written quote with the laying pattern, the preparation of the base and the finish.
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