Parquet Polishing Specialists in Singapore — Professional Flooring Team & Recommndation Based on Your Floor

Parquet floor polishing and sanding typically costs around SGD 1.40–3.00 per sq ft, depending on the floor condition, size, and type of finish. Smaller repair or touch-up jobs may have a minimum charge. For a more accurate price, we recommend sending photos or arranging an assessment.

Sanding removes a thin layer from the timber surface to reduce scratches, marks, and old finishes. Polishing and varnishing are then carried out to enhance the appearance and protect the restored wood surface.

Yes. We can work on timber staircases, including treads, risers, and nosings. The finish can be matched as closely as possible to your existing parquet or timber flooring.

Most residential parquet polishing projects can take around 1–3 days, depending on the floor size, condition, sanding requirements, number of coats, and drying time. We can provide a more accurate schedule after assessing your flooring.

Both oil-based and water-based varnishes are available. Oil-based finishes can provide a warmer, richer appearance, while water-based finishes generally have lower odour and faster drying times. The most suitable option depends on your flooring and preferred finish.

Yes. Many common parquet problems can be repaired, including loose, cracked, chipped, lifted, scratched, or water-damaged parquet pieces. Depending on the extent of the damage, individual pieces may be repaired or replaced.

Parquet repair costs vary depending on the type and extent of damage. Small repairs may cost less, while water damage, extensive lifting, or multiple replacement pieces can require additional work. We recommend an assessment for an accurate quotation.

Pricing can depend on the condition of the floor, the extent of water damage, loose or hollow areas, the number of damaged parquet pieces, replacement requirements, and whether sanding or refinishing is needed.

Water-based varnish can be more expensive than some oil-based options. However, it offers benefits such as lower odour, faster drying, and a finish that can help preserve the lighter natural appearance of timber.

Pricing can be based on the project size, floor area, room requirements, or the scope of work. Smaller repair jobs may be quoted differently from larger parquet polishing or restoration projects.

Small parquet repair and polishing jobs may be subject to a minimum service charge. This depends on the location, accessibility, travel, and amount of work required.

Yes. You can send photos of your parquet flooring through WhatsApp for an initial assessment and estimated price. For complex or extensive damage, an on-site assessment may be recommended before confirming the quotation.

Site assessments may be arranged depending on the project and location. An inspection can help us understand the condition of your parquet floor and recommend the most suitable repair, polishing, or restoration solution.

Parquet spot repair focuses on a specific damaged section rather than the entire floor. It can be suitable for isolated issues such as damaged, loose, chipped, or water-affected parquet pieces.

Common parquet flooring problems include scratches, dents, chips, cracks, loose pieces, lifted or popped-up blocks, gaps, hollow areas, water damage, swelling, and worn sections.

In many cases, yes. Minor water damage may be repaired by removing and replacing affected parquet pieces and refinishing the area. More severe water damage may require additional repairs depending on the condition of the timber and subfloor.

Yes. Lifted or popped-up parquet can often be repaired by removing affected pieces, addressing the underlying issue, securing the flooring, and replacing damaged sections where necessary.

Minor surface burn marks may sometimes be treated through sanding and refinishing. If the timber is deeply burnt or damaged, the affected parquet pieces may need to be replaced and blended with the surrounding floor.

We aim to match replacement parquet as closely as possible to the existing flooring. Colour, wood grain, age, and natural variation can affect the final appearance, so an exact match cannot always be guaranteed.

Small parquet repairs can often be completed within a few hours, depending on the number of damaged pieces, accessibility, adhesive or repair requirements, and finishing work involved.

Usually, yes. Spot repair focuses only on the affected areas, so it can be more cost-effective when the remaining flooring is in good condition. However, extensive or widespread damage may require a larger restoration or refinishing process.

Not always. Some minor parquet repairs can be completed locally without sanding the entire floor. The recommended approach depends on the repair area and the condition of the surrounding flooring.

Professional sanding equipment with dust collection systems can significantly reduce airborne dust during parquet floor sanding. However, some dust may still be generated during the work.

Smaller sanding equipment is used for corners, edges, staircases, and areas that cannot be reached effectively with larger floor sanding machines. This helps achieve a more consistent finish across the floor.

Professional-grade sanding and polishing equipment helps achieve a more even surface, consistent finish, and cleaner results. Experienced technicians can also adjust the process according to the condition and type of parquet flooring.

Oil-based varnish can give timber a warmer, richer appearance and is known for its durability. Water-based varnish generally has lower odour, dries faster, and can help retain the natural lighter appearance of timber. Your flooring condition and preferred finish will determine the most suitable option.

Yes. Parquet near bathrooms, balconies, kitchens, or sliding doors can sometimes become swollen or loose after exposure to moisture. Depending on the damage, affected pieces can be removed, replaced, secured, and refinished to blend with the surrounding flooring.

Drying and curing times vary depending on the type of varnish, number of coats, ventilation, and room conditions. We will advise you when it is suitable to walk on the floor and when furniture can safely be returned.

Some surface stains can be reduced through sanding and refinishing. However, deep water stains that have penetrated the timber may require replacement of the affected parquet pieces for the best possible result.

This depends on the scope of work and the type of finish being applied. Sanding equipment with dust collection can help reduce dust, while varnishing may produce odour during application and drying. We can advise you on suitable ventilation and access arrangements before work begins.