Epsom, Surrey
Flooring laid in Epsom, Ewell and the surrounding area, from one room to the whole ground floor.
Whole streets around Ewell and Stoneleigh are 1930s semis, built with suspended timber ground floors over a ventilated void. Those boards are usually sound but rarely flat, and that is what decides how much preparation a new floor needs.
Epsom town and Ashtead also have older and larger houses, where owners often want wood or wood-effect flooring carried through the main rooms rather than put down in one room on its own.
On a 1930s floor the usual finds are a few boards that flex underfoot, old service runs notched across the joists, and air bricks that have been blocked up over the years. All of that is worth looking at with the floor open, because none of it is reachable once the new covering is down.
Recent Work
Before · During · After A dated Horsham kitchen brought up to date without replacing a single cabinet — new flooring laid, then the cupboard doors and trims painted and every handle changed.
See the jobCommon Questions
Yes — Epsom, Ewell, Stoneleigh, Ashtead, Epsom Downs and Tattenham Corner.
Usually, yes. Richard is a fully qualified carpenter, so boards can be refixed or replaced and the floor made solid before anything new is laid over it.
Call 07776 140 692 or email [email protected] with the rooms and rough sizes — photos help. Quotes and site visits are free, with no obligation.
Describe the job (photos help) and we’ll arrange a free visit and quote — no obligation.
Call 07776 140 692