Complete floor sanding is recommended when the surface is heavily scratched or when the wear is uniform, whether for hardwood or engineered wood floors.

This process removes the existing finish, corrects imperfections, and creates a clean base. Once the sanding is completed, several finishing options are available.

Hardwood floors can be fully sanded several times over the years. However, only a thin layer of wood must be removed each time.

To achieve this, our team uses a drum sander and passes over the surface three times, using progressively finer sandpaper.

The first sanding removes the old varnish, the second refines the surface by eliminating imperfections, and the third acts as a polishing stage that prepares the wood for the varnish application.

Repairs can also be carried out before sanding to ensure a uniform final result.

Engineered wood floors require special attention. Because their wood layer is thinner, they cannot undergo the same interventions as hardwood floors.

We therefore adapt our method to achieve a beautiful result without compromising the integrity of the floor.

We can also sand the most damaged areas and mechanically brush the rest of the floor to remove scratches and wear marks. We then apply a new varnish to the entire floor.

This refresh option is offered at a fraction of the cost of a complete floor sanding.