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Flooring

Worn or damaged floors repaired or replaced, planned around decorating and the next tenancy.

What affects scope

  • The size and number of rooms
  • The condition of the subfloor underneath
  • The type of flooring and how hard-wearing it needs to be

What to send first

  • Approximate room sizes
  • The finish you want and the ready-by date
Flooring takes the heaviest wear in a rented home, and a tired floor makes even a freshly painted room look unfinished. PRG repairs and replaces flooring as part of property maintenance and refurbishment, from a single room to a whole property between tenancies. Work can include lifting old or damaged flooring, repairing or levelling the subfloor where needed, fitting new floor coverings, replacing damaged sections, and fitting threshold strips and trims where one floor meets another. Laminate and vinyl are common choices for rentals because they are hard-wearing and easy to clean, but tell us what you have in mind and we can talk it through. Flooring normally goes in after decorating and after any work that disturbs the floor, such as plumbing or electrics. That way new floors are not marked and do not have to be lifted again. For a quote, send photos of each room, what is down now and approximate room sizes if you have them. Say whether the flooring needs to suit tenants, pets or heavy use, and give us the date the property needs to be ready.

Values

The whole repair list

Bring the smaller fixes and larger jobs together, so the full scope is clear before work is arranged.

Your property, your dates

Let us know about tenants, access, viewings and move-in dates when we discuss the work.

Inside and outside

Property repairs and refurbishment, with clearance and garden maintenance where they are needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can you repair part of a floor rather than replace it all?
Sometimes, if matching boards or flooring are still available. If not, replacing the whole room usually gives a better result.
Do you lay flooring before or after decorating?
After. Decorating comes first so paint and ladders do not damage the new floor.
Will doors need trimming?
Sometimes. A thicker new floor can stop doors closing, so we check them and trim where needed.

Contact

Or call us on 07506 735423

Details that help

  • Approximate room sizes
  • The finish you want and the ready-by date

Add up to 5 photos of the job.