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One of the earliest boats on the Thames, a 27 foot canoe (now in the British Museum) was found during the excavation of the enormous Royal Albert, King George and Victoria Docks...

The longevity of timber is more modestly expressed in all kinds of domestic and commercial properties.  Your natural wooden floors are a prime asset that deserve to be kept in...  prime condition!

When those marks, digs and scratches have taken over the once pristine surface, it’s possible to turn back the clock..

Bring on the right company for repair and restoration...

Here we are: a friendly reliable family firm

The East Ham Floor Sanding Masters!

Make use of our experience of having restored hundreds of wooden floors for over twenty years.

Of every kind:

from solid or engineered boards to parquet blocks.

Doing whatever the surface requires:

repairs to damaged timber

replacement with matching blocks or boards

sanding to a smooth finish

staining for a change of look

refinishing with oil, hard wax or lacquer.

All with minimal disruption and dust:

99% dust free sanding from our efficient machines.

So for the best advice:

and a long-lasting job using the highest quality products...

Ask us for a free assessment of your floors today.

And make them new with the East Ham Floor Sanding Services!

Poor East Ham!  Very few medieval churches have to put up with a Victorian sewage pipe as a neighbour.  Yet needs must - and this one was constructed by the great sanitary engineer, Joseph Bazalgette in 1864.

St Mary Magdalene is a large, impressive medieval church, with its equally impressive churchyard.  It has Roman bricks in the walls, Norman doorway and rare timbers - and 14^th century bell inscribed with the name of Gabriel.

The local Henry the Eighth and Anne Boleyn connections (despite the pub, football ground, cinema and street names) may be tenuous - as Henry is only reputed to have stayed with the lady at Green Street House (later known as Boleyn Castle)..

The house was certainly good enough for a royal visit: having a fine staircase and wooden panelling.