Fire Hearth Removal
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Fire Heath Removal
GJP Floor Sanding Brighton specialises in removing redundant concrete fire hearths.
First the concrete hearth is chased out. We then uplift the floorboards surrounding the old hearth/fire place. The excess concrete is removed and where required joists are then screwed into place to bridge any gap and provide support for new floor boards.
GJP Floor Sanding Brighton will then search reclamation yards for reclaimed floor boards until we find a good match for your floor. The reclaimed pine floorboards are used to cover the void & staggered in to blend in with the existing floor (click here to read more about our finishing process).
This area is now ready to be sanded. A member of our team will blend in a new piece of skirting resulting in an invisible high quality repair. With the application of the final coat of lacquer it is hard to believe there was ever a fire place at all!
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Really pleased with the end result. Would highly recommend the company for their professional approach and high standard of workmanship.
Jeremy Maine
, Brighton East Sussex
Thanks it looks amazing. Well done to all the guys who did a splendid job on time. Cleared all rubbish aways as well. Highly recommended. – 30/11/2010
Sue Gollifer
, Seaford
The work was carried out efficiently with a professional service. Where the job ended up being more complex that first envisaged the GJP team invested extra time to sort things out. We were very pleased with the work done. Rachael Atkinson 30/10/2010.
Rachael Atkinson
, My Company
I should like to say that we are very impressed by the work done – the floor looks incredible and also the clear up job afterwards was very professional. There was no mess at all and it was dust free. (I’m not sure how you managed that). Oliver Gillespie 10/12/2010.
Oliver Gillespie
, My Company
Stunning bamboo flooring beautifully fitted – really neat . Everything done to minimise stress & disruption. Polite friendly service from beginning to end. 100% satisfaction.
Roger O’Hara
, Brighton, East Sussex