1. Floor Sanding Image supporting the section: 1. Floor Sanding. So, you’re thinking about getting your wood floors sanded? It’s a big step, and honestly, it makes a huge difference. Think of it like giving
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Once your floor has been professionally sanded and finished, it is important to take steps to maintain its appearance and durability.
Project Type: Parquet floor restoration in a historic church
Project Overview: Ryan’s Restoration undertook the comprehensive restoration of the parquet flooring at St Michael & All Angels Church in Lyndhurst. This project involved carefully removing the existing flooring, preparing the subfloor, and expertly reinstalling and refinishing the original parquet to restore its beauty and functionality.
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The restored parquet flooring beautifully complements the church’s historic architecture while providing a durable, functional surface. The careful restoration process preserved the floor’s original character while significantly improving its appearance and longevity.
This project showcases Ryan’s Restoration’s expertise in handling delicate restoration work in historic settings. Our team’s attention to detail and commitment to quality craftsmanship ensured a stunning result that will serve the church community for years to come. For expert wood floor restoration services, contact Ryan’s Restoration today.
Once your floor has been professionally sanded and finished, it is important to take steps to maintain its appearance and durability.
