How we work
Call us, message us on WhatsApp, or request your quote online — we'll reply in under 10 minutes during working hours. We start with ceilings, light fittings, air ducts, and the tops of wardrobes, where the finest dust accumulates. We then move on to walls, doors, frames, skirting boards, radiators, and blind/shutter tracks. Next, interior and exterior carpentry, windows inside and out, taps, and sanitaryware. We finish with the floors, which are done last because they receive everything that falls during the process. Thorough vacuuming, mopping with a neutral cleaner, and, if necessary, a second mop to remove the last traces of construction dust. The most critical step is surface preparation. Floating flooring requires a subfloor with a maximum deviation of 3mm over a 2-metre straight edge. If the subfloor has larger deviations, it must be levelled with self-levelling compound before starting. Without this levelling, the tongue-and-groove joints will progressively separate, and visible gaps will appear between planks after a few months of use.
