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Kings, rebels, protesters...all came here to this place named after its black soil or perhaps because it was so darn.....bleak...

Your natural wooden floors may also be lacking a certain joy when they’ve become shabby, scratched, marked or damaged.  And then your property - whether in the home or a commercial building - will also be brought down to an unacceptable level.

So it’s time to take action.  And create a fresh new surface by bringing on the experts.

              With wood floor repair and restoration from:

The Blackheath Floor Sanding Experts

Why choose us?

An experience family-owned firm in business for over twenty years -

who’ve restored hundreds of floors from every age and state.

Of all types from solid and engineered boards

   to parquet and herringbone blocks.

You’ll get the best advice and just what your floor needs for a new life:

  repairing and replacing timber with matching materials

                    sanding away the old paint and sealant to bare wood

staining to change the colour to match your decor

resealing with the fresh protection of oil, hard wax or lacquer.

All completed with minimal mess:

99% dust free sanding...

      and disruption to your schedule

with flexible working at evenings or weekends.

So contact us today for your FREE assessment.

The Blackheath Floor Sanding Experts

As well as an assembly point for Wat Tyler and the other revolting peasants - and the Petitioners of Kent in the Civil War, the heath was the venue for many a royal meeting.  Henry the Eighth greeted Anne of Cleves when ‘from the tentes to the Parke gate were all bushes and tyrres cutte down, and a large and ample way made..’.   A destruction of innocent woodland for no good cause, as it turned out.

The citizens of London also welcomed Charles the Second at his restoration; and George the Second reviewed his troops here, among whom was a young ensign named James Wolfe.

Among the many splendid period houses, the Ranger’s House deserves a mention. This Georgian brick mansion houses the many works of art collected by the diamond magnate, Sir Julius Wernher.