Floor Sanding West Ealing

The Lavender Hill Mob, Whisky Galore, Passport to Pimlico...  names of Ealing films that still resonate from those glory days of the British Film Industry of the 40s and 50s.

Your own wooden floors may also have had their glory days, but can come up anew given the right treatment.

Banish marks and damage- and make sure they are worthy of their place in your home, office, bar, cafe, school or shop.

By using the services of a specialist floor repair and restoration company:

The West Ealing Floor Sanding Company 

  For hardwood boards or parquet blocks, you’ll receive the complete service:

Damaged or missing timber?

         Allow us to repair or replace it with new or recycled boards and blocks.

Rough surface?

         We’ll sand away old paint and sealant to bare wood.

New colour?

         Let us stain to match your decor.

Fresh protection?

          With natural oil, hard wax or lacquer.

The highest quality job?

        To be sure...  Premium materials will last longer and keep your floor in 

        beautiful condition for years.

Dust and disruption?

        Not with our machine’s unique collection system - ensuring 99% dust free sanding...

The best advice?

         Nothing less from a family firm with over twenty years’ experience.

For your FREE assessment...

Contact the West Ealing Floor Sanding Masters today!

Ealing Studios were founded in 1904 and are the oldest film studios in continuous production in the world.  Their heyday arrived when Michael Balcon became Head in 1938, lasting until 1955, when the BBC took over for the next forty years.

But nothing can surpass the charm and achievement of the Ealing comedies.   These very British films were enriched by the high calibre of their ensembles of superb character actors and supporting players: such as Dennis Price, Joan Greenwood, Cecil Parker and Stanley Holloway. If one actor stands out among such consummate performers, it must be the great Alec Guinness, whose class and quiet underplaying runs through Kind Hearts and Coronets, The Man in the White Suit and The Ladykillers.

No wonder these remain among the best - and best loved - of all British movies.