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Bassendean · Est. 2010 · 5-year warranty

Timber floor sanding & polishing across Perth — back to bare, then better than new.

Jarrah, blackbutt and pine floors sanded to bare timber and finished in water-based, two-pack or hardwax oil. Price your floor on the Board Reveal, then book a site measure — a whole house is done in four to five days including cure.

Dust-extraction sanders on every job $20M public liability Fixed price after the site measure

One-twenty square metres, back to bare

Colours are illustrative — the sample board at the site measure is the one you sign off on.

The Board Reveal

Price your floor before we visit

Pick the scope, timber and finish, set the area, add the extras. Sand, coats and clean-up, GST included, confirmed at the site measure.

Scope sets the area — nudge it below

Timber changes the colour, not the rate

The timber changes the colour, not the rate. Jarrah, blackbutt and pine sand and coat at the same price per square metre.

Finish sand, coats & clean-up per m²

Floor area 10–200 m² in fives · 25 m² minimum billed

Square metres of floorScope presets: 20 · 60 · 120 — the stepper stays live
120 m²

Extras

Staining & colour toneStain coat before the finish · +$12/m² on the billed area

Board repairsReplace up to five damaged boards, matched timber · +$180
Furniture moved & returnedOne room's worth per 20 m² · +$150

More than five boards, new floor laying, parquetry or stairs — quoted on inspection.

Services & prices

Three finishes, two extras, one honest line for the rest

Every price is sand back to bare, coats and clean-up, GST included, per square metre of floor. Minimum job 25 m². Confirmed at the site measure — the sample board is the number we hold.

Sand & polish, water-based

from $1,050$42/m²

Three coats of water-based polyurethane, satin or matt. Low odour, dry to walk on in socks by day three. The everyday choice for family homes.

Two-pack gloss

from $1,150$46/m²

Three coats of two-pack polyurethane. The hardest-wearing floor we do, with the depth agents photograph first. Yellows a touch with age — part of the look.

Hardwax oil finish

from $1,300$52/m²

Two coats of hardwax oil, buffed in. Matte, the grain right there under your hand, and repairable board by board — no full re-sand for one scratch.

Staining & colour tones

$12/m²on the billed area

A stain coat before the polyurethane — walnut, smoke, driftwood grey, or just deepening the jarrah. Sample boards first, always. Hardwax oils come tinted, so no stain line there.

Board repairs

from $180up to five boards

Damaged, cupped or borer-eaten boards replaced with matched timber — recycled jarrah where we can get it — before the sand, so the repair disappears. More than five, quoted on inspection.

New floors, parquetry & stairs

Quoted on inspectionno set rate

New tongue-and-groove laying, parquetry restoration and staircases depend on the timber, the substrate and the access. We measure, we price it properly, we put it in writing.

  • Est. 2010Fifteen years of Perth floors
  • ABN 00 000 000 341Registered, invoiced, insured
  • ATFA memberAustralian Timber Flooring Association
  • Dust extractionOn every sander, every job
  • $20M public liabilityCertificate on request
  • 5-year finish warrantyPeeling or lifting, we re-coat

Reviews

Floors that came up from under the carpet

★★★★★
“We pulled up thirty years of carpet in Bayswater and found jarrah underneath, grey as a footpath. Two days later it was the colour of a good red. The neighbours came in to look.”
Helen — Bayswater, whole house, water-based satin
★★★★★
“Hallway and two bedrooms in Mount Lawley between tenants. Sanded Monday, third coat Wednesday, keys back to the agent Friday. Not a film of dust in the kitchen cupboards.”
Dev — landlord, Mount Lawley, three-day turnaround
★★★★★
“Kitchen and dining in two-pack gloss before we listed. The agent photographed the floor before the benchtops. Under offer in nine days.”
Priya & Tom — Como, two-pack gloss

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Joondalup Scarborough Wanneroo Ellenbrook Subiaco Perth Mount Lawley Bayswater Morley Guildford Midland Victoria Park Como Fremantle Armadale Rockingham Bassendean workshop & sample boards Stylised, not to scale · Indian Ocean left, Darling Scarp right

Service area

Based in Bassendean, sanding metro-wide

The workshop and sample boards are in Bassendean, so the eastern suburbs get us fastest — Bayswater, Maylands, Guildford, Morley and Midland are ten minutes away with the van loaded. We work the whole metro area, Joondalup to Rockingham, and go up the hill to Kalamunda and Mundaring for the right jarrah.

  • Bassendean · home base
  • Bayswater
  • Maylands
  • Mount Lawley
  • Guildford
  • Morley
  • Midland
  • Inglewood
  • Victoria Park
  • Como
  • Subiaco
  • Fremantle
  • Ellenbrook
  • Joondalup

Outside the metro area — Mandurah, the Hills, Northam? Call. If we can fit it into a run, we will.

FAQ

Straight answers on sanding

How long does a whole house take?

Four to five days including cure. Day one is repairs and the coarse sand, day two the fine sand and first coat, then a coat a day. You can walk on it in socks on day three, and furniture goes back on day seven — the finish is dry before then but keeps hardening for a week, and a dragged couch leg on day four leaves a mark.

Water-based, two-pack or oil — which one?

Honest trade-offs. Water-based polyurethane is low-odour, dries fast, and keeps the timber's natural colour — most families pick it. Two-pack is the hardest wearing and gives the deepest gloss, but it smells for a couple of days and yellows a little over the years. Hardwax oil is matte and repairable board by board, so a scratch is a ten-minute fix instead of a re-sand — it needs a re-oil every few years in the busy rooms.

Will you get all the marks out?

Most of them. Carpet-tack lines, grey oxidised timber, old varnish and surface scratches all sand out. Deep gouges, cupping and old pet stains sometimes stay as character — the stain has gone into the timber, not just onto it. We tell you which is which at the site measure, and we'll replace a board if it's beyond it.

How much dust will there be?

Less than you're bracing for. Our sanders run dust extraction and it catches about 95% at the drum. The other 5% is fine — cover the bookshelves, shut the wardrobe doors, and we do a full vacuum and tack-cloth before every coat.

Can you match new boards to my old floor?

Usually. Recycled jarrah matches a 1960s floor far better than new-sawn — the colour is already there. We match width and profile, sand the whole floor together, and the repair disappears under the finish. Newer blackbutt and pine floors we match from current stock.

Do you do new floors, parquetry or stairs?

Yes, quoted on inspection rather than by the square metre — the timber, the substrate and the access change everything. New tongue-and-groove laying, parquetry restoration and staircases all get a proper measure and a written price.

Book a site measure

We'll measure the floor and hold the price

Send your details and the floor from the Board Reveal. Sam or Leanne will call to book a 30-minute site measure — we lift a corner of the carpet if it's still down, check the boards, sand a test patch and bring the sample boards for the finish.

We call back within one working day — usually the same afternoon.

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