Floor Sanding in Ilfracombe
Ilfracombe’s tall Victorian villas were built for the holiday trade and their pine and pitch pine floors were mostly covered up rather than worn out. Our wood floor sanding service uncovers and refinishes them across the town and the coast to Combe Martin, Woolacombe and Braunton — steep streets, stacked terraces and awkward parking included, because we plan North Devon runs around exactly that.
Sealed extraction on every machine captures the overwhelming majority of dust at source, and floors that are simply dull rather than damaged can take restoration without sanding or a buff and recoat.
In a four-storey villa the order of work is vertical. We start at the top of the house and finish at the bottom, so no freshly coated floor is ever crossed to reach another room, and the machines make their heavy trip up the stairs only once. Landings are treated as part of whichever floor is in progress, coated last thing so they cure overnight, and the household keeps a clear route to bed every evening of the job. It is simple choreography, but in a tall terraced house it is the difference between a smooth week and a siege.
Floor by floor the machines run the same staged discipline — nails set, coarse cut to level, finer grits to refine, edges kept in step, corners finished by hand — with each surface vacuumed and coated the day it is bared.





