Hi, I'm looking for an experienced carpenter, painter/decorator, or wood finisher to treat water marks and re-oil a small section (approx. 6–8 planks / 1–2 m²) of engineered oak flooring next to my balcony door in Greenwich (SE10). Important details about the floor: It is a brushed, beveled engineered oak floor with an oiled finish (not varnished), so no heavy power sanding should be used, as I want to preserve the brushed wood texture. The pale patches are where rain and plant water have stripped away the protective oil, plus a couple of dark tannin water rings (see attached photos). This is what AI suggests, but please feel free to suggest the approach you think is best to get rid of the water marks: - Apply tannin spot remover to the dark water rings, let sit, and wipe clean. - Lightly hand-buff the affected planks along the grain using a fine Scotch-Brite pad (stopping neatly at the beveled grooves between planks). - Apply a thin coat of clear matte/satin hardwax oil (Osmo Polyx-Oil) and buff off any excess. Please include materials in your offer. Located in Maze Hill (SE10). Please let me know in your offer if you have experience working with oiled oak floors or Osmo Polyx-Oil.