Patch repairs, seam welding, stair fixes, carpet re-stretching, sub-floor levelling and full floor restoration, keeping good floors going where a full replacement isn't warranted.
Reactive and planned floor repair across all common floor types, carpet patch repairs, seam re-welds, stair re-fits, lifting laminate, swollen joints, LVT plank replacement, vinyl tears and burns, and sub-floor levelling where the problem is underneath rather than on top.
Homeowners with a localised problem on an otherwise sound floor; landlords needing a patch fix between tenants without doing a full re-lay; commercial operators with a damaged area in an otherwise good floor; insurance jobs after leaks, burns and accidental damage.
When a floor has one bad area but the rest is fine; after a leak or burst pipe has lifted laminate or vinyl in part of a room; when stair fittings have come loose and become a fall risk; when carpet has rippled and just needs power re-stretching to flatten again.
Replacement is usually the most expensive answer. Most floor problems are localised and fixable for a fraction of the re-fit cost, but only if the repair is done properly with matching materials and correct technique. A bad patch is worse than no patch.
Carpet that has rippled has either lost gripper hold or was never properly power-stretched. Either way it can usually be lifted, re-gripped and re-stretched, not replaced.
A small burn, tear or gouge in sheet vinyl can be cut out and patched with a piece of matching off-cut, hot-welded back to the surrounding floor. If you don't have the off-cut, we'll source the closest available match and be honest about the visual result.
Localised swelling usually means water has got in somewhere. We identify and stop the source, lift the affected planks, dry and re-fit, replacing planks where the core is gone.
Stair carpet that has come loose at the nosing is a fall risk. Re-fixing properly with new grippers and re-stretching is a same-day repair.
We come out, look at the actual damage, identify the cause (impact, water, wear, poor original fit) and tell you honestly whether repair or replacement is the right answer.
Repair scope, materials, labour and a realistic visual expectation, including whether the repair will be invisible, near-invisible or visible-but-functional.
We source matching carpet, laminate, LVT or vinyl from current stock or run-off where available. Where an exact match isn't possible we say so before quoting.
Affected area lifted, sub-floor checked and dried/levelled where needed, repair material fitted using the correct technique for the floor type (cold patch, hot weld, plank replacement, re-stretch).
Repair walked with you, off-cuts retained for future patches, cleaning and care advice given for the affected area.
Most localised repairs cost 10–30% of a full re-fit. For sound floors with one bad area, repair is the obvious answer.
We'll tell you when a repair won't look right and replacement is the better call. We don't sell repairs we can't deliver.
Most domestic repairs booked within a week, completed in a few hours. Emergency landlord/tenant safety fixes prioritised.
Written reports, photographs and itemised quotes for insurance claims following leaks, fires and accidental damage.
Where the visible damage is a symptom of a sub-floor or moisture problem, we identify and address the cause, not just the symptom.
Carpet, laminate, LVT, sheet vinyl, safety vinyl and engineered wood, we repair them all using the manufacturer-recommended technique.
Repair work is detail work. Here's how the common repair types are approached and where the limits of each lie.
Patch repairs use a matching off-cut (ideally the original off-cut you kept, or a current stock match), cut to size with a sharp knife and bonded with seam tape and a heat iron. Power re-stretching uses a knee-kicker and stretcher to take ripples out of a sound carpet. Stair re-fits replace grippers and re-cut the carpet into the new gripper. Most domestic carpet repairs are a half-day job.
Click laminate can be partially dismantled from the nearest wall to reach damaged planks, which are then replaced and the floor re-clicked back together. Where the swollen plank can't be removed (glued joints, herringbone) we cut it out, level the area and bond a replacement plank in place. Where the source of moisture hasn't been fixed, repair is pointless, we identify the leak first.
Glue-down LVT planks are scored along the joint, lifted with heat, residual adhesive scraped, sub-floor cleaned and re-primed, then a new plank bonded in. Click LVT can be lifted from the nearest wall and re-laid. Done well, an LVT plank replacement is almost invisible.
Cuts, tears and burns are patched by cutting a clean square out around the damage, fitting a matching off-cut to the exact size, and either cold-jointing or hot-welding it to the surrounding floor. Hot-welded repairs on commercial safety vinyl are near-invisible. Cold-jointed domestic repairs are functional and visible.
Where the visible problem is actually a sub-floor issue, dipped concrete, rotted boards, residual moisture, we address the sub-floor first. Latex screed for concrete, ply over-boarding for timber, moisture treatment for damp screeds. Repairing the visible floor without fixing the sub-floor is wasted money.
Usually yes, burns, single stains and damaged areas can be patched using an off-cut. If you don't have an off-cut, we'll source the closest match and be honest about how visible the repair will be before doing the work.
If the source of water is fixed and only the surface is affected, sometimes yes. Where the HDF core has swollen, the affected planks need replacing, we can usually do this without re-fitting the whole floor.
We prioritise safety repairs, loose stair carpet, lifted vinyl creating a trip hazard, exposed gripper pins, and aim to attend within 48 hours where possible.
On hot-welded vinyl and well-matched LVT, often yes. On patched carpet without an original off-cut, the patch will be visible to a degree, we tell you up front so there are no surprises.
Yes, written reports with photographs, cause-of-damage assessment and itemised repair vs replacement costs. We work with loss adjusters regularly.
Yes, power re-stretching is one of the most common repairs we do. A whole-room re-stretch is usually a half-day job.
We say so. Repairing the visible floor without addressing a damp screed or rotted timber sub-floor is wasted money, we'll quote the proper fix even if it's more work.
Free home or site measure. Written quote with everything itemised. No pressure, no salesperson follow-up, just the price and what it includes.
