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Wooden Flooring and Flat Staging

By claremou
March 7, 2016 in Request a Tradesperson

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claremou

Posted March 7, 2016

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Posted March 7, 2016

I would like to recommend a local wood flooring company called Finishing Point. Situated on Norwood Road, in Herne Hill, Finishing Point installs lovely flooring. They recently laid an engineered wooden floor in my flat, on a very wonky concrete floor. I was absolutely delighted both with the floor and, with the service. Derek, the director of the business, also creates beautiful furniture and moved some pieces into the flat to stage it for sale. The whole thing looked wonderful and the first two couples who viewed the flat, wanted to buy it. I could not be more pleased.

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