Floor Sanding in Tavistock and West Devon
Tavistock is a planned town in a way few Devon towns are. The Dukes of Bedford rebuilt much of it in the nineteenth century out of local green volcanic stone, and the result is a remarkably coherent set of villas, terraces and public buildings that now sit within the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage Site.
Those Bedford houses hold excellent floors. Pitch pine and pine boards, well laid over proper joists, generous room sizes and, in the larger villas, oak borders in the reception rooms.
Beyond the town the moor takes over, with older granite and cob cottages at Peter Tavy, Mary Tavy and Horrabridge.
We cover Tavistock, Whitchurch, Gulworthy, Peter Tavy, Mary Tavy, Horrabridge, Yelverton, Milton Abbot, Lamerton and Bere Alston, plus Okehampton, Launceston and Plymouth.





