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From scruffy forgotten area to the recent gentrification, Dalston mirrors the vibrant diversity and transformation of East London..

What doesn’t change is the timeless nature of the traditional wooden floor: beyond the petty dictates of fashion for hundreds of years!  So make sure your own floors keep up their good looks.  

Scratched, marked or more serious damage?  The solution is but a call away.

When you draw upon the services of a specialist repair and restoration company:

The Dalston Floor Sanding Co.

Whatever your kind of floor - hardwood boards or parquet blocks...

Wherever its location...

  In the home, office, bar, restaurant, gallery, shop, school...

And no matter about its age or level of condition:

We’ve worked on umpteen similar floors - during our twenty years in the floor renovation business.

You’ll get the complete service for all your floors’ needs:

repairs and replacement blocks or boards

sanding away old sealant and paint to bare wood

staining to change the colour to match your decor

the vital protection of natural oil, hard wax or lacquer

   - sealing the surface for a finish to last and keep its looks.

All work completed to the highest standards with top quality materials.

Take the best advice from a friendly family firm.

Contact us for your free assessment today.

The Dalston Floor Sanding Experts

St Mark’s is a very large, cheerful looking stock brick church designed by the splendidly-named Chester Cheston from 1864-66.    

We know little of the architect beyond that he was the son of the agent of a wealthy local parishioner who was involved in commissioning the church.  His only other known work is a few houses and a pub!

The church interior is dark yet graceful, all held up by the technology of cast iron.   The original gasoliers were simply turned upside down when electricity came..

All in all, this is a good example of how we can learn to appreciate the numerous Victorian churches of London which have survived wartime bombing and demolition through neglect or new development.  

One of the clock faces is probably unique in this country, housing a barometer.