Auckland cleaning, floors & restoration
The first thing that a person notices while entering someone's house is the cleanliness and the attractiveness of the floor. Floor quality impacts first impressions and home attractiveness.
Material and condition
Floor sanding is planned around timber, coating, damage, edge details, access and the finish required for the room.
Surface and condition
Floor sanding is planned around timber, coating, damage, edge details, access and the finish required for the room.
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Floor sanding is planned around timber, coating, damage, edge details, access and the finish required for the room.
The source lists wooden floorboards, particleboard and strand board, parquetry, pre-finished wooden tile and engineered wooden flooring. The timber, existing coating and condition should be checked before the scope is confirmed.
Preparation may include removing pins, staples and tacks and punching nails. Sanding then progresses through coarse and finer grits, with separate attention to edges, corners and minor filling before the agreed coating is applied.
The source describes clear, intense and stain coating options, with matt or gloss clear finishes. The chosen coating affects the work sequence, drying and access requirements.
Access depends on the selected coating. The source says to avoid foot traffic for 24 hours, allow three days for maturation and preferably wait seven days before replacing furniture or carpets.
Before requesting a quote
Remove indoor plants, furniture and edibles; identify loose boards, gaps, protruding fixings and previous repairs; make multiple electricity connections and suitable parking available; keep the property vacant with no other trades working; confirm the intended coating, sheen or stain.
Realistic expectations
Deep staining, board movement, damaged boards and earlier repairs may remain visible or require separate repair. Final colour varies with the timber and finish. Dragging or replacing furniture too early can scratch the coating.
Service-specific process
Process and proof
Approved service imagery illustrates the material or process; the final scope remains based on the actual site.
Preparation and access
Remove furniture where agreed and discuss loose boards, protruding fixings, access, dust sensitivity and the intended finish.
Aftercare
Follow the agreed finish and access guidance for the actual floor; cure and use conditions depend on the selected system.
Start with the details
Describe the property, material, condition and access so the team can confirm suitability and scope.
The first thing that a person notices while entering someone's house is the cleanliness and the attractiveness of the floor. Floor quality impacts first impressions and home attractiveness.
With experience spanning over 7 years, we can service any wooden floor ranging from wooden floorboards, particleboard and strand board, parquetry, pre-finished wooden tile, and engineered wooden flooring.
All prices in New Zealand Dollars (NZD).
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Wooden floor cleaning/recoating with 2 clear coats | $43 per m² |
| Standard floor sanding with 3 clear/intense finish coats | $76 per m² |
| Standard sanding, 1 stain coat, 2 clear finish coats | $92 per m² |
| Heavy duty sanding with 3 clear/intense coats | $94 per m² |
| Heavy duty sanding, 1 stain, 2 clear coats | $110 per m² |
| Wooden stairs sanding/polishing | $132 per step |
| Wooden stairs cleaning/recoating (2 clear coats, no sanding) | $54 per step |
Minimum booking: 25 m²
Uses water-based polyurethane (preferred over oil-based):
Clear Coating: Three coats of clear water-based polyurethane floor finish of your choice (matt or gloss).
Intense Coating: One coat of intense prime and two coats of clear water-based polyurethane floor finish of your choice (matt or gloss).
Stain Coating: One coat of Bona Drifast stain colour of your choice and two coats of clear water-based polyurethane floor finish of your choice (matt or gloss). We have 12 different stain colours to choose from.
Scoping guidance
Floor sanding follows the natural wood grain through progressive sanding stages before the selected coating or polish is applied. Existing coatings, boards, repairs, nails and floor movement affect preparation.
Clear furniture and storage from the work area before the visit unless another arrangement is confirmed. Adjacent spaces may also need protection from dust and traffic.
An on-site estimate allows the team to inspect the timber, measure the full area and discuss finish options, drying time and price. Concrete, vinyl and other floor types require different preparation systems.
Useful answers
Share your property, material, condition and access details when you enquire so the team can answer for the actual job.