WHAT WE DO
Floors experience daily foot traffic, which can leave suitable hard surfaces looking dull, marked or worn. Floor buffing can help refresh their appearance and restore shine where appropriate.
Property Hub Services provides floor buffing services across London, helping properties maintain presentable flooring in areas that see regular use.
Helps refresh suitable hard floors and improve their overall presentation.
Enhanced Floor Appearance
The buffing method and equipment are selected to suit the flooring material and condition.
Floor-Specific
Treatment
Work can be planned around access arrangements and the day-to-day use of your premises.
Flexible
Scheduling
Which Floors Can Be Buffed?
The suitability of floor buffing depends on the material, finish and condition of the surface. We assess each floor before recommending an appropriate method. Our service may be suitable for certain types of:
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Hard flooring: refreshing suitable hard-floor surfaces to improve their appearance.
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Stone flooring: assessing suitable stone surfaces and finishes.
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Reception and entrance floors: improving the presentation of frequently used areas.
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Corridors and communal spaces: maintaining the appearance of shared flooring.
Not all flooring is suitable for buffing, and some materials may require specialist treatment or an alternative cleaning method. Get in touch with our team to discuss your flooring requirements and find the right solution for your property.
how long will the service take?
This all depends on the size, condition and material of the floor but just to be on the safe side expect it to take half a day.
How do i pay?
We would normally invoice you the day after the cleaning is completed. We take bank transfers only.
We are transparent and honest with our pricing. There is no hidden fee.
ARE THERE ANY EXTRA CHARGES?
No. We will be upfront about how much the work will cost, this will include labour and the material needed.
We will also require a deposit but this too will be explained in the quotation.
do i have to move furniture?
Yes. The floor must be completely naked and all obstacles.