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While performing a cleaning service we have dropped some chemicals on the floor and has damaged the varnish on the floor , I have tried to apply new varnish but still leave dark spots on the floor Need to fix asap

Light-toned (whitewashed oak-look) engineered timber floorboards. Localised damage along the edge beside the aluminium window frame. There's also minor edge wear on a plank further along the same side. Looking for someone experienced in timber floor repair to assess and fix or replace the affected boards.

looking for a tradie to sand floor, its about 95sqm three bedroom house. There is no furniture in side. The picture is actual floor

I’ve removed a fire place and a result is the timber floors are exposed and need to be replaced Suggest in criss cross format Ideally Jacked up first to install damp proof membrane along wall Thank you

Require replacement of patched and damaged Baltic floorboards (replacement Baltic floor boards have been purchased and on site). Will also require existing gaps in boards to be filled with an appropriate filler, allowing for natural movement in the floor/s (note floor is in high traffic area). Happy for inspection prior to finalising quote.

I have several scratches/scuff marks on my timber-look flooring that I’d like professionally colour-matched and touched up. I’m looking for someone experienced with timber/laminate flooring scratch repairs and colour matching. I have tried a furniture repair kit but haven’t been happy with the colour match, so I’d prefer someone who can bring the appropriate products. Photos attached. I’d like the scratches blended into the existing flooring as naturally as possible.

Due to water proofing issues timber flooring for swollen and can out. It is not broken and need to put it back with flue. May need some cutting as due to swollen, it does not fit.

We have recently taken out a built in desk from our apartment entry space only to find that the laminate flooring was installed around the drawers and end panel of the desk which is slightly unbelievable! We need the floor to be patched in as best as possible and also along with the simple skirting profile which was also cut around this.

Install and glue missing engineered timber floor plank x 2 under kitchen bench. Will need to cut/adjust size. Planks supplied. Qualified tradesperson only

Flooring total: approx. 53m² + quads where required Skirting total: approx. 29lm Kitchen kickboards: approx. 7lm + Gable/end panels: up to 6x Remove/reinstall engineered floorboards (glued down), skirting and kitchen kickboards/panels; check/treat mould and moisture, mould spray/dry exposed areas, then install and finish. Material order & delivered like following: https://diyfloorboards.com.au/genuine-oak-260x20mm-white-wash https://diyfloorboards.com.au/prestige-21mm-oak-semillon We need quote breakdown for - Removal + Tipping - Installation (Glued Engineered timber + Skirting + Kickboard) - Mold spray & Treatment - Materials (Timber floor, Skirting, Kickboard)

Looking for someone to clean, prepare and oil two small outdoor timber decks. Total area is approximately 8–10 m². Deck 1 – Lightwell: Approx. 1m x 2m. Clear and pull back climbing vines that are encroaching onto the decking boards and fence line. Clean and prepare the timber. Deck 2 – Courtyard: Approx. 1.8m x 3m. Clear surface dirt and prepare the timber. Cleaning/Prep: Wash and scrub both decks using an appropriate deck cleaner to remove dirt, mildew and grey weathering. Allow the timber to dry thoroughly before oiling. Oiling: Apply two coats of suitable decking oil, following the manufacturer's recommended drying time between coats. Materials: Please include all deck cleaner, decking oil and other consumable materials required for the job in your quote. Access: Both decks are ground-level with straightforward access. Water and power are available. The main priority is a clean, neat and well-prepared finish rather than extensive restoration of the timber.

Timber floor (about 40m2) needs sanding and resurfacing.

Install 170 sq m of engineered timber flooring to both floors of a townhouse (but not the stairs). The timber is Quickstep Readyfloor 1 Strip. I suspect it will cost more than $9999, but that's the maximum amount I can put in the budget section.

Got a split plank , need replacement

Small section of timber flooring in kitchen where the finish has been removed and there is some black staining along the edge. I need the small areas sanded/treated, stained and coated to match the surrounding areas before new kitchen cabinets are installed.

I have 4 patches of timber floor need replacing. Supply and replace.

Laying of new timber floorboards over existing floor in home. 19mm solid spotted gum flooring, 3 bed unit 100m2. Lay over existing timber pine floor boards, sitting in concrete stump foundations.

Area of flooring has many dents in it. Need to be repaired before end of lease

I’m looking for an experienced timber flooring professional to restore approximately **35 m² of pre-engineered European oak flooring** in an apartment. The flooring is **Project Oak Pre-Engineered Timber Flooring**, around 6 years old, with a **3 mm European oak surface layer and factory UV-cured finish**. The whole timber floor needs to be refreshed so the finish is consistent throughout. The goal is to restore it **as close as reasonably possible to the original colour and appearance**, preserving the natural wood grain and avoiding unnecessary removal of the timber surface. Current condition: * general wear, light scratches and scuffing * some worn finish * one small deeper scratch requiring local repair/blending * no loose boards, swelling, lifting or water damage Photos are attached. I am open to the appropriate professional restoration method, such as deep cleaning/recoating, light abrasion and recoating, local repair, or light sanding if genuinely required. The manufacturer’s documentation is focused on maintaining the existing finished surface rather than aggressive sanding. **Requirements:** * experience with engineered/pre-finished oak flooring * explain your proposed process before starting * account for the 3 mm oak wear layer * preserve the existing grain, colour and overall appearance * avoid aggressive sanding unless necessary * blend the deeper scratch as well as reasonably possible * use suitable professional products * include labour, materials, equipment, dust control and final clean-up The apartment will be **fully cleared of furniture**. It is on **Level 2 with lift access**. The apartment will be vacant from **11 August to 14 August around midday**, so the work and required drying/curing time must fit within this window. When quoting, please include your proposed method, products/finish, whether sanding is required, expected curing time, and examples of similar engineered timber restoration work.

Floors are 4 years old. Some chips and scratches I'd like repaired/concealed where possible. I'd like a coating (probably polyurethane type?) that will better protect the floor and last a good while before needing recoating/refinishing again. Current finish appears to be fairly natural/matte or satin. I'd like to go for satin this time for a slightly better and modern look. Area (in metres) Living: 6 x 4 Laundry area: 1.5 x 1.5 Hallway: 4.9 x 1.1 Entry to bedroom 1 x 1.6 I would do it myself but want someone with experience in floor surfacing suck as this to provide the right guidance and excellent products with a professional finish. Photos of areas included. Also added photos of damage/chips scratches.