Billingshurst, West Sussex
Floor laying in Billingshurst and the Low Weald villages — cottages, farmhouses and the newer estates.
Billingshurst sits along the old Roman line of Stane Street, with period houses near its centre and newer estates spreading out from it. Older properties here often have timber floors that are a long way from level, while the newer ones are usually a flat slab.
Country houses near Wisborough Green and Pulborough see muddy boots, dogs and wet coats at the back door, so the hallway and the utility room are where the flooring has to work hardest.
Where a floor takes dogs, children and wellingtons, a sealed sheet vinyl or a good LVT is easier to live with than something that minds water at the joints. We will say which we would use in a given room rather than steer you to the dearest option.
Recent Work
Before · During · After A long run of weathered palisade fencing replaced and the decking around the buildings renovated at a nursery in Wisborough Green, working around the setting while it stayed open.
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Before · During · After A Lutyens-style teak bench and matching coffee table, both green with years of algae, stripped back to clean timber by hand and re-oiled.
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Before · During · After Two tired old sheds taken down, the old base dug out, a new base laid and a new combined potting and tool shed built and treated.
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Yes — Billingshurst and the villages around it, including Pulborough, Wisborough Green, Five Oaks, Coneyhurst and Adversane.
In a back hall or utility room, sheet vinyl or LVT usually wears best and copes with water. We will talk it through on the visit and give you an honest view.
Usually yes, but the base has to be sorted first. Richard is a fully qualified carpenter and cabinet maker, so levelling and board repairs are part of what we do.
Describe the job (photos help) and we’ll arrange a free visit and quote — no obligation.
Call 07776 140 692