Haywards Heath, West Sussex
Vinyl, lino, laminate, LVT and wood flooring laid in Haywards Heath and the villages of Mid Sussex.
Haywards Heath grew around its railway station in the Victorian era, and houses of that age usually have suspended timber floors, deep skirting and panelled doors — details a new floor has to be cut in around neatly rather than hidden behind a heavy beading.
In Lindfield and Cuckfield the cottages are older again, and very few of their rooms are truly square. Measuring properly and scribing the edges is what stops a hard floor looking as though it came from somewhere else.
Boards in a period house move with the seasons, and gaps, cupping and the odd soft length near an outside wall are common. A qualified carpenter can replace what has gone and refix the rest, which is the difference between a floor that lies flat and one that shows every fault beneath it.
Recent Work
Before · During · After A dated Horsham kitchen brought up to date without replacing a single cabinet — new flooring laid, then the cupboard doors and trims painted and every handle changed.
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Yes — Haywards Heath plus Lindfield, Cuckfield, Burgess Hill, Ardingly, Scaynes Hill and the villages around them.
Yes. Edges are scribed and trimmed in so the floor meets the skirting neatly, rather than relying on a thick beading to cover the gap.
Vinyl and lino, laminate, LVT, and engineered or solid wood. Tell us what you have in mind and we will say honestly whether it is a job for us.
Describe the job (photos help) and we’ll arrange a free visit and quote — no obligation.
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