Floor Sanding, Sealing & Restoration Bedford
Crafting stunning wood floors across Bedford & Bedfordshire since 1997
DELIVERING FITTING AND RESTORING TIMBER FLOORS FOR OVER 25 YEARS IN Bedford
CMT Flooring provide a full wood flooring installation, renovation & restoration service in Bedford, including floor sanding and sealing of both parquet blocks and strip engineered and solid wood flooring, along with repairs and new installations.
Our teams carry out projects in Bedford, Bedfordshire and across the UK.
We have the technical ability to undertake a wide variety of residential and commercial projects in and around Bedford.
Floor restoration and revival is a craft that requires experienced quality tradesmen – CMT Flooring’s speciality. Our training and expertise give us the knowledge and the experience to undertake a wide variety of projects, for domestic and commercial properties throughout Bedford and the surrounding areas.
Our attention to detail, paired with rigorous quality control, guarantees that all projects in Bedford are delivered on schedule and on budget.
From over 14 years of experience dealing with wooden floors in and around Bedford, we know that to achieve the best finish, we have to use market-leading floor sanding machinery.
Our equipment is dust-controlled and effective and makes it possible for us to refurbish damaged or worn floors into one that looks brand new again with as little disruption as possible here in Bedford.
Residential & Commercial Flooring
in Bedford
We deliver a wide variety of projects from home-based projects to major commercial installations throughout Bedford and the surrounding areas of the Midlands. CMT Flooring’s experienced and fully qualified team always aims to produce work of the highest standard for clients in Bedford.
Our services in Bedford include solid & engineered oak flooring, timber strip flooring, patterned parquet designs, herringbone wood flooring, reclaimed timber flooring, wood floor restoration, sanding and sealing, specialist sports flooring, Tarkett multilayer systems and Junckers flooring available across the wider Bedford area.
Wood Flooring Specialists
CMT Flooring are one of the most experienced wood flooring companies that undertake both residential and large-scale contracts in and around Bedford and across the UK.
Fully Qualified
Our clients, past and present, rest assured our workforce is fully qualified with City and Guilds Certification and have also attended Junckers training courses.
If you are looking for wood flooring specialists, call us on 0121 350 0839.
Why Choose Wood Flooring?
The main attractions to wood flooring are listed below, and also, when adding wooden flooring to your home, you will have a hard-wearing, attractive and easily maintained flooring solution which will add value to your property and lifestyle.
Retains Warmth
Easy to Clean
Durable
Renewable Source
Dust Free
Hardwearing
If you want to find out more about our services, feel free to browse through our services or call us on 0121 350 0839. Our team will answer all your questions and provide a free quotation.
CMT Flooring, Bedford’s wood flooring specialists.
Frequently Asked Questions
They are. All our lacquers and oils are low-VOC and EN 71-3 compliant, making them safe once fully cured.
Yes. All workmanship is covered by a snag-free guarantee, and manufacturer warranties apply to the finishes we use.
For high-traffic areas we recommend Bona Traffic HD lacquer; for domestic properties we generally use Bona Mega Lacquer, but can also use oils if requested. We’ll advise on the best option for your space. These all come in a range of sheen levels.
Yes—provided the top wear layer is at least 3 mm thick. We confirm this during the free site survey.
Absolutely. We source reclaimed blocks where possible and can machine new timber to replicate uncommon patterns so the repair is seamless.
Our key areas are Birmingham and the wider Midlands such as: Moseley, Kings Heath, Edgbaston, Bournville, Harborne, Sutton Coldfield, Solihull, Dudley, Wolverhampton, Tamworth, Lichfield, Walsall and neighboring towns within roughly 50 miles, however depending on the project we are happy take on works nationwide and regularly work in London.
Yes. Most educational and commercial projects are scheduled outside normal hours (evenings, weekends or holidays) to minimise disruption. We can discuss a plan to fit in with your individual requirements.
Light foot traffic is fine after four hours. With normal use after 8-12 hours. It is best to wait 24 hours before replacing heavy furniture and seven days before laying rugs or close-fitting items.
Our machinery has its own built in dust extraction that removes a vast majority of the dust from sanding, with a very minimal amount produced; we then vacuum the area with M/H class vacuums before applying your chosen finish.
For finer dust, such as Granwood, we also use Our Bona Class H DCS (Dust Containment System) extraction units to capture about 95 % of the airborne dust created.
Areas we cover
CMT Wood Flooring operate countrywide, including the following areas:
Aylesbury, Bedford, Cannock, Dudley, Gloucester, Lichfield, London, Manchester, Northampton, Reading, Redditch, Solihull, Stafford, Stourbridge, Sutton Coldfield, Swindon, Tamworth, Walsall, Warwick, Watford, Wolverhampton, Worcester
School Floor Restoration in Nuneaton - This floor was heavily coated with self-levelling latex and adhesive after being covered for a number of years. We ground and sanded the floor back to bare timber, extended it into newly created doorways using reclaimed blocks we sourced to match. We then coated the whole area with Bona Mega Primer and Traffic HD lacquer, an amazing transformation!..... ... See MoreSee Less
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School Floor Sanding - Sand and seal of canteen strip flooring at the Streetly Academy, Sutton Coldfield, finished with Bona Traffic HD lacquer ... See MoreSee Less
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School Floor Sanding - Sanding and Sealing of 2 x Halls at Blackheath Primary School, finishing with Bona Traffic HD Lacquer. ... See MoreSee Less
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