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Floor Sanding and Polishing Hills District
From established family homes in Baulkham Hills and Castle Hill to brand-new builds in Kellyville and Rouse Hill, Hills District floors come in every age and condition. Revolution Floor Sanding has been sanding, polishing and restoring timber floors across Sydney for over 25 years, with more than 2,500 jobs completed. Our owner, Luis Sanchez, is on every job, so the person who quotes your floor is the person who makes sure it’s finished properly. Get in touch for a free, no-obligation quote anywhere in the Hills.
Our Timber Floor Services in the Hills District
Whether it’s one worn hallway or a whole two-storey home, we handle every part of timber floor care across the Hills District.
Timber Floor Sanding and Polishing
Many Hills homes built in the 1970s to 1990s still have their original hardwood, often hidden under carpet for decades. We sand back old coatings, scratches and wear in stages using dustless equipment, then apply a water-based, solvent-based or natural oil finish to suit how your household lives. Newly laid floors in the area’s newer estates get the same multi-stage sand before their first coats.
Timber Floor Staining
Staining is a popular way to modernise older Hills homes, taking orange-toned boards to a richer walnut or a contemporary grey. We apply test colours directly on your sanded floor, so you see the result in your own light before we stain the whole area.
Lime Washing
Lime washing suits the light, open-plan living areas common in newer Hills District homes. It works a soft white tone into the grain without hiding the timber, for a relaxed, Scandinavian-style look that still reads as natural wood.
Timber Floor Bleaching
When a floor is too dark, too red or marked by old water damage, bleaching lifts the colour from the timber itself. It gives a clean, pale base for a natural finish or a light stain, and works well on the blackbutt and spotted gum found in many Hills homes.
Timber Floor Restoration
Floors that have been neglected, patched by previous owners or damaged by pets and furniture need more than a sand. We inspect the whole floor, carry out board repairs, fill gaps and re-secure loose boards before sanding and finishing, so the result is even from wall to wall.
Stair Treads and Risers
Two-storey homes are the norm across much of the Hills, and the staircase is often the most worn timber in the house. We sand and refinish treads and risers to match your floors in colour and sheen, or as a standalone job.
Timber Decking Sanding and Polishing
Larger blocks mean bigger decks, and Hills District summers are hard on them. We sand back grey, weathered timber, repair damaged boards and apply a penetrating oil that restores the colour and protects against sun and rain.
Commercial Floor Sanding
We work with offices, schools, childcare centres, clubs and retail spaces across the Hills District and the Norwest business area, scheduling work after hours or over weekends to keep disruption low. We also sand and refinish school halls and basketball courts.
Why Hills District Homeowners Choose Revolution Floor Sanding
Hills District homes often mix original hardwood, newer engineered boards and staircases in a single property, each needing a different approach. Homeowners choose us because we assess every floor honestly. We’ll tell you if an engineered floor only has room for a light sand and recoat, or if older boards need repairs first, so the finish lasts.
- 25+ years of experience in Sydney timber floor sanding and restoration
- 2,500+ completed jobs across residential and commercial properties
- Family-run business with a hands-on owner on every job
- Full public liability insurance
- Free measure and quote with no obligation
- All work backed by a satisfaction guarantee
Business Details
- revolutionfloorsanding@gmail.com
- +61406261606
- 55 Pyrmont Bridge Road Pyrmont NSW 2009
Areas We Service in the Hills District
We travel throughout the Hills District as part of our regular service area. Suburbs we cover include:
- Castle Hill, Baulkham Hills, Cherrybrook, Kellyville, North Kellyville, Bella Vista, Norwest, Rouse Hill, Beaumont Hills, Pennant Hills, West Pennant Hills, Carlingford, North Rocks and Winston Hills
Further north, see our dedicated page for floor sanding and polishing in Dural, which also covers Glenhaven, Galston, Kenthurst and Annangrove.
We also service the wider Sydney area, including:
Sydney CBD, Eastern Suburbs, North Shore, Northern Beaches, Western Sydney and Sutherland Shire.
If your suburb isn’t listed, contact us and we’ll confirm availability in your area.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do you service the whole Hills District?
Yes. The Hills District is part of our regular service area, including Castle Hill, Baulkham Hills, Cherrybrook, Kellyville, Bella Vista, Rouse Hill and Pennant Hills. When you contact us for a quote, we’ll confirm availability for your suburb and timing.
How much does floor sanding cost in the Hills District?
The cost depends on the floor area, the condition of the timber, any repairs needed and the finish you choose. Staircases, stains and specialty finishes add to the job. We provide free, no-obligation quotes, and you can send us a video of your floors for a fast estimate.
Can you sand engineered timber floors?
Often, yes, but it depends on the thickness of the timber wear layer. Many newer Hills homes have engineered boards, and some only have room for a light sand and recoat. We check the wear layer before quoting, so you know exactly what your floor can take.
We've found timber floors under our carpet. Can they be restored?
In most cases, yes. Original hardwood under carpet is common in older Hills District homes. We remove staples and underlay residue, repair or replace damaged boards, then sand and finish the floor so it looks like new.
Can you sand the stairs at the same time as the floors?
Yes. We regularly sand and refinish stair treads and risers alongside the floors, matching the colour and sheen so the staircase and floors read as one finish.
How long before we can use our floors again?
Light foot traffic is usually fine around 24 hours after the final coat, depending on the finish. Furniture can go back once the coating has properly cured, and full curing can take up to 7 days. We’ll give you a clear timeline before we start.