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Sussex Floor Restoration

Active·subcontractor·Head office Lewes

About from company website

Sussex Floor Restoration was founded in 2019 by Adam Bateup and Ross Flynn, with a purpose to inspire people to restore rather than replace wood flooring, preserving history and delivering long-lasting results. They aim to reduce waste in the flooring industry and preserve the flooring in period properties. The company prides itself on attention to detail and customer satisfaction, carrying out surveys and test patches to achieve predictable outcomes.

They offer a range of services including dustless sanding, board replacement, staining, oiling, and lacquering for both domestic and commercial clients. They are Parkett Profi accredited floor technicians, attending regular product and training updates in the UK and Germany. Their core values include client care, craftsmanship, continuous training, and strong support from machine and product manufacturers.

They are committed to going above and beyond for their clients, ensuring clear communication and providing free aftercare tips. Their service mission statement focuses on reducing waste, preserving history in period properties, and becoming the go-to floor restoration experts in the southeast. Sussex Floor Restoration works with a variety of clients including schools, sports facilities, hotels, and domestic homeowners.

They have completed projects for notable clients such as Glyndebourne and Brighton College, receiving praise for their professionalism, quality of work, and ability to work around specific timeframes and on-site activities. They offer a two-year guarantee on their work, backed by Pallmann UK.

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Project experience from company website

Glyndebourne Opera House

Glyndebourne Opera House

Restoration of the auditorium floors, specifically the stalls floor, completed within a specific timeframe and accommodating on-site activities. The client was impressed with the professional work and dustless finish, planning further restorations.

Client · Glyndebourne

Brighton College

Multiple works completed over the past year, consistently impressing with professionalism and high-standard quality of work.

Client · Brighton College

Accreditations from company website

  • Parkett Profi
  • Pallman accredited

Clients mentioned from company website

Glyndebourne, Brighton College.

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Questions about Sussex Floor Restoration from the record on this page

What does Sussex Floor Restoration do?

Sussex Floor Restoration are accredited floor technicians offering dustless wood and stone floor restoration, sanding, repair, cleaning and polishing. Their listed services include Flooring, Refurbishment and Restoration & heritage.

Where is Sussex Floor Restoration based?

Sussex Floor Restoration is registered at LEWES, BN7 3DF, in South East.

What areas does Sussex Floor Restoration cover?

Sussex Floor Restoration states that it works across Sussex, Kent and Surrey.

Is Sussex Floor Restoration still trading?

Companies House lists Sussex Floor Restoration as active.

What accreditations does Sussex Floor Restoration hold?

Sussex Floor Restoration displays Parkett Profi and Pallman accredited on its website.

What sectors does Sussex Floor Restoration work in?

Sussex Floor Restoration works in Residential, Commercial, Education and Leisure.

When was Sussex Floor Restoration established?

Sussex Floor Restoration was incorporated on 2019-06-25.

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