
Sanding & Staining · SE19
Sanding, staining and restoration up and down the hill: Gipsy Hill, Tulse Hill, West Norwood and the Crystal Palace borders.
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Why Gipsy Hill Clients Choose Us
The before-and-after alongside is a beech floor we transformed in Gipsy Hill: washed-out and tired on the left, rich even brown on the right. Beech is the timber most sanding firms refuse to stain because it blotches in unpractised hands. This one didn't.
Gipsy Hill means more to Dean than most postcodes: his mum and dad were married at Christ Church, under the landmark tower at the top of the hill. He was there on the day, too young to remember a moment of it, but the photographs of them outside have been part of family life ever since, so the walk up Gipsy Hill has never felt like just another street.
What We Do Here
The terraces between Gipsy Hill station and Norwood Park are full of original boards waiting under carpet. We bring them back with a three-stage sand, repairs done with reclaimed timber of the same vintage, and a finish tested on the floor before it's committed to. The house stays liveable throughout.
Going darker, going paler, or evening out a floor that's aged patchily: colour is where we've made our name locally. Twelve LOBA shades from bleached white to near-black, chosen on your boards, not from a brochure. The full story is on our floor staining page.
Dense, tight-grained timbers that most firms will only clear-coat. They need finer preparation, different products and more patience, and they're the jobs we quietly enjoy most. Exhibit A is the beech transformation above, done right here in Gipsy Hill.
Sometimes the honest advice is that the old floor has given all it has. When that's the verdict, we supply and fit the replacement ourselves: engineered oak, herringbone or chevron through our trade suppliers, one quote for the wood and the work, samples brought up the hill to your door.
Split boards replaced with reclaimed pine so the repair vanishes into the floor, and gaps filled with flexible filler that moves with the seasons instead of cracking out like hard resin does. We've written up both: reclaimed board repairs and flexible filler vs resin.
Try Before You Book
Not ready for a visit just yet? Upload a photo of your room and watch the floor transform, your first visualisation is free. Your personal code for ten more comes with your free site visit.
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All of SE19 and the neighbouring postcodes including: Gipsy Hill and Gipsy Road, the streets between the station and Norwood Park (Salters Hill, Central Hill), Dulwich Wood Park and the West Dulwich border, Tulse Hill and the roads off Norwood Road, West Norwood SE27, the Paxton Green triangle, and up to the Crystal Palace triangle and Westow Hill. If you're the other side of the park in SE20 or SE26, ring us anyway; we're regularly nearby.
Also serving: Balham (SW12), Clapham (SW4), Dulwich (SE21), Wimbledon (SW19), Tooting (SW17), Southfields (SW18), Purley (CR8), Kensington (W8), Crystal Palace (SE19), Camberwell (SE5), Streatham Hill (SW2), Brixton (SW9) and Sutton (SM1).
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