Damage and deadline triage
Flood or leak-damage jobs get flagged with any insurer or move-in deadline recorded, rather than treated as routine.
The flood-damage call comes with an insurer's deadline attached and a family who can't use their kitchen floor. The move-in date is fixed and the flooring has to be down before the removal van arrives. And the fiddly stairs job gets turned away by fitters who'd rather do a flat room - three calls that need a proper measuring visit booked, not a guess over the phone.
Flooring is measured and quoted on site rather than guessed over the phone - here's what the receptionist arranges.
Flood or leak-damage jobs get flagged with any insurer or move-in deadline recorded, rather than treated as routine.
Every job - a single room, a whole house, or tricky stairs - gets a proper measure booked rather than a guess over the phone.
Customers who've already bought their own flooring get routed correctly rather than pushed towards buying through the business.
Damp, unevenness or old adhesive gets mentioned before the visit, so nothing's a surprise on the day.
No. Flooring is priced by area and needs an accurate measure taken in person, so the receptionist books a measuring visit rather than estimating anything itself.
It records the deadline you've been given and passes it straight to the fitter, who checks it against their diary - it never promises a date on its own.
No. Pricing depends on the area, the flooring chosen and the subfloor condition, so a figure only comes after a measuring visit.
Call our receptionist, 020 4538 8898, and hear it for yourself, or see what's in every plan.
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