Bespoke floors for Redland's Victorian terraces, bay-fronted villas and family homes — on Bristol's most sought-after tree-lined streets.
Redland is Victorian Bristol at its best: bay-fronted terraces, generous ceiling heights, and tree-lined streets running down to Chandos Road. These houses were built with timber floors, and more often than not they're still there under the carpet.
Grounded Flooring works throughout Redland, Cotham and Montpelier (BS6), where restoration and period-appropriate patterns make up much of what we do.

In Redland we frequently start by lifting a carpet to see what's underneath. Original pine boards and parquet can very often be sanded, repaired and finished into something far better than any replacement — and it keeps the character of the house intact.
Where a new floor is the right answer, herringbone and parquet suit these proportions particularly well, and engineered oak handles the rear kitchen extensions that so many Redland homes now have.
Very often, yes — it's some of our favourite work. We lift a section, assess the boards' condition and thickness, and tell you honestly what's achievable before committing to anything.
Restored original boards, parquet and herringbone all suit these houses beautifully. For a modern rear extension with underfloor heating, engineered oak is usually the better technical choice.
Yes — we work across the whole of BS6, including Cotham and Montpelier as well as Redland.
We use professional dust-managed equipment, which captures the vast majority of dust. We'll talk you through timings and access so you know what to expect.

Designed and fitted for Redland homes.
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Designed and fitted for Redland homes.
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Designed and fitted for Redland homes.
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Designed and fitted for Redland homes.
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Designed and fitted for Redland homes.
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