Engineered wood, solid wood and pattern laid LVT such as herringbone are all in our range. They look very different once fitted, and they also have different preparation needs. Pattern layouts in particular show any flaw in the base, which is why levelling is often part of the quote.
If you are torn between plank and herringbone, our herringbone versus plank guide explains how each suits different rooms and how the fitting differs. For carpet, a wool or wool mix with a quality underlay gives the feel many people are after.
Stairs and landings are often the first thing visitors see. We fit stair runners and fully fitted stair carpet, and the survey checks each step.
Premium floors deserve careful aftercare. Wood and LVT should be cleaned with products suited to the finish, felt pads help under furniture, and mats at external doors stop grit scratching the surface. We explain the care routine for your chosen floor when we fit it, so it keeps looking the way it did on the day it went down.
Tunbridge Wells: common questions
- Does herringbone take longer to fit?
- Yes, pattern laying takes longer than straight planks, and the survey time estimate reflects that.
- Engineered or solid wood?
- Engineered wood is more stable in many rooms. We explain the difference for your home at survey.
- Can wood go over underfloor heating?
- Some products can. Our underfloor heating guide covers what to check.
- Can you match a floor to one already fitted?
- We can try to match colour and style from our range, though an exact match to an older product is not always possible. Bringing a sample or a photo to the survey helps us find the closest option.