Floor Sanding Elmbridge                                                         since 1998

         A redundant church may be surplus to requirement but remains a building consecrated for worship.

         Esher is fortunate to have St George’s - boasting one of the most delightful church interiors in the county.

         Your floors are the opposite of redundant - but are you taking them for granted?  Are they looking a little shabby or even worse?

         The solution is at hand.  From a specialist company who can provide the complete repair and restoration service:

       THE ELMBRIDGE FLOOR SANDING COMPANY!

Let’s see what you can expect from us -

   a great job on floors of any age or condition:

   from solid or engineered boards to parquet blocks.

The best advice from the fruit of twenty years’ experience:

  in restoring hundreds of floors in every domestic and commercial setting.

The complete service:

  timber repairs and replacement

        sanding away old sealant and paint

        staining for a change of colour

        resealing with oil, hardwax or lacquer.

A job with supreme workmanship:

        using only the highest quality products.

Minimal mess and disruption:

        with 99% dust free sanding.   

         So contact us today for your free assessment.

         Choose the Elmbridge Floor Sanding Services

St George’s is of 1540 and looks neat and pretty from the outside with its shingled wooden bell turret.  Within it has so many outstanding wooden features:

        Original roof beams. 

        18th century three-decker pulpit.

An old chest with a very small aperture to allow only the silver coins as decreed by Edward the Sixth to be collected for the poor.

.A rare 17th century painting on wood to resemble a monument: this lady kneeling at a desk was the widow of Sir Thomas Lynch, Governor of Jamaica.  He was reputed to be the first to have sent sugar from the West Indies.

Wadham Diggle (was that really his name?) was rector here for over fifty years from 1777-1828.

Most remarkable is the brick south chapel - housing a family pew divided into two with an entrance outside the church.  Built for the Duke of Newcastle and his brother, both have fireplaces and high box pews for the servants.