Floor Sanding Frankston South

Frankston South rewards patience on a floor sanding job — the boards under most homes here (1930s-60s period homes on larger established blocks, with some clifftop postwar builds) have real character once the old coating comes off.

The larger period homes in Frankston South were typically laid in Tasmanian Oak or Blackbutt with top-nailed borders. Sanding these floors properly means respecting the original board detail — the framing runs, the border lines and the way the timber steps into hallways — rather than just running a big machine across the room.

Every quote we do in Frankston South starts with a walk-through. We check species, condition, existing coating, subfloor movement and any board damage. From there you get a clear scope, a starting rate from $35/m² for standard sand-and-polish work, and an honest recommendation on the finish system to use.