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The area is the birthplace of two notable English Test cricketers..

The sturdy willow may be of no use in wooden floors but pine, oak and other hardwoods have held them together for centuries.

Uncomplaining and reliable, even when a floor is a mess of scratches and digs from the stomping of careless feet.

Delay no longer!  They deserve a better look to enhance your home, office, shop, library or school..

And you’ll get one when you call upon the skills of a specialist company:

The Leytonstone Floor Sanding Specialists 

And receive the complete floor restoration and repair service.

From solid boards to parquet blocks: however old or poor in condition..

   We’ll bring them back to their youthful beauty.

Damaged or missing boards or blocks -

repaired or replaced with matching timber.

Old sealant and paint -

sanded away to leave bare wood.

A new floor colour to match your decor -

stained with the appropriate pale or striking hue

Fresh layer of sealant -

long-lasting protection offered by natural oil, hard wax or lacquer.

A job completed to the highest level of quality:

with premium materials for a floor to last longer and stay in prime condition.

And...

99% dust free sanding with our cylinder machines.

    for minimal mess and disruption to your schedule.

So make sure you get the best advice

For your FREE assessment...

Contact the Leytonstone Floor Sanding Masters today!

 Kenneth Farnes was a very tall fast bowler for Cambridge University, Essex and England who claimed ten wickets on debut against Australia in 1934.

Injuries restricted the playing opportunities of this fine player, who was killed aged 30 during pilot training in 1941.

Graham Gooch could only improve after making a pair on his test debut against Australia in 1975.  During his subsequent long career, he became England’s highest run scorer - and the most consistent batsman in the country in all forms of county cricket for Essex.  

Gooch blossomed as England’s best batsman during his time as captain.   He made the highest test score at Lords of 333 against India in 1990.  His greatest innings came a year later, when he resisted the all powerful West Indies for a superb match-winning, unbeaten 154.