Seeing a floor in a showroom is one thing; knowing how it will perform in your hallway or kitchen is another. At the survey we look at the rooms, the base and how the space is used, and then recommend options that match the look you want without problems later.
Wood effect floors are popular for open living spaces. LVT, laminate and engineered wood can all give that look, and our comparison guides explain the differences in water resistance, warmth and repair.
Bedrooms usually suit carpet, and upgrading the underlay makes a noticeable difference to comfort. We can bring carpet samples with different pile types for you to feel.
Samples are best judged in daylight and in the evening under your own lamps, because colours shift more than people expect. We can leave samples with you for a short time, and when you have decided, the measurements from the survey mean the written quote can follow quickly without needing a second appointment to measure the rooms again.
Sevenoaks: common questions
- Which wood effect floor handles water best?
- LVT generally copes with water better than laminate or wood. Our comparisons explain the details.
- Do you fit engineered wood?
- Yes, supplied only or supplied and fitted.
- Can I see carpets at home?
- Yes, the mobile showroom brings samples to you.
- How do I compare two quotes fairly?
- Check that both include the same things: preparation, underlay, trims, removal of the old floor and fitting. Our guide on how flooring is priced per square metre explains what normally sits inside a quote and what can be listed separately.