SaniSafe Solutions
Restored hardwood floor in warm daylight

Service · Restoration

Hardwood floors brought back to life.

Sand, repair and re-finish solid and engineered wood floors with dust-extracted equipment so the rest of the space stays usable.

What we do

A clean, even hardwood finish without replacing the floor.

  • Coarse-to-fine sanding with dust extraction.
  • Board and gap repairs, colour-matched filler.
  • Hard-wax oil or polyurethane lacquer, water-based options for low odour.
  • Stain to match an existing area or a sample.
  • Re-coat existing finishes where a full sand is not needed.

Where it's used

Sectors we work in.

How it works

A clear sequence, on every job.

  1. 01

    Inspect

    Confirm treatment type, thickness, existing finish and what repairs are required.

  2. 02

    Treatment type

    Sanding: fix problem boards, then sand with dust extraction through three grits. Or chemical peel: strip the existing surface and re-seal.

  3. 03

    Finish

    Hardwood-wax, oil or lacquer — two or three coats.

  4. 04

    Hand over

    Care guide and cleaning recommendations.

Recent work

Before and after.

A few jobs of this type, shown exactly as they were handed back.

Solid oak floor before, mid-sand and after — stained, worn boards sanded and lacquered to a clean, even finish Before / After

Wooden floors

Solid oak — sanded, repaired and re-finished

Oak living-room floor after restoration — boards re-finished to a warm, glossy sheen Before / After

Wooden floors

Oak living-room floor — re-finished to a warm sheen

Bar floor before and after — scuffed wood and mosaic border cleaned and re-finished to a clean, even surface Before / After

Wooden floors

Bar floor — wood and mosaic border brought back

Pine floorboards before and after — dull, marked boards sanded and sealed to a bright, clean finish Before / After

Wooden floors

Pine hallway — sanded and sealed

FAQ

Plain-English answers.

How long does it take?
A typical room is 1–2 days. Open-plan spaces depend on access and drying time between coats.
Do I need to move out?
Usually no — the area itself has to be empty and ventilated, but the rest of the house or building stays in use.
Is the dust a problem?
We use HEPA-extracted sanders. There is residual dust but nothing like a traditional sand.
How long does the finish last?
7–10 years in a domestic setting before a re-coat; sooner on a commercial floor due to higher traffic.
Is there a payment plan arrangement?
Yes — we offer scheduled term payments to our regular business partners.

Based in Ennis, Co. Clare. Working nationwide.

Tell us about the floor, the use of the space, and any safety concerns. We will come back to you within one working day.