Timberwolf
Floor Sanding Experts
Timberwolf is a specialist floor sanding, restoring and finishing company, owned and managed by Gary Middleton. A dedicated wood floor professional, having over 25 years experience in both restoration and installation of all types of wood flooring.
Timberwolf has the manpower & equipment to meet the demands of village halls, churches, schools and the commercial sector, but we are also very proud to say possesses the finesse and attention to detail to better serve the modern domestic market. Offering a wide range of services from floor sanding, wood floor renovation, restoration and varnishing.
COMPETITIVE PRICES .... FIRST CLASS SERVICE .... OUTSTANDING WORKMANSHIP !!!
timberwolf have brought back to life the stage in our school very PROFESSIONAL job thank you
Another excellent job. Thank you.
Couldn’t be happier with my new parquet floor. Gary finished the project exactly on time and to an Unbelievably high STANDARD. The level of workmanship, professionalism and communication has been Exemplary. Cant recomMEnD him enough.
Very professional service from start to finish. Our refurbish victorian floors look fantastic
Great Job would Recommend
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Covering York / Hull and the Surrounding Areas - Contact Timberwolf Floors Today
Bona line paint / Bona Sportive (gloss) on this Junckers sports flooring.
Your wood floor has a long and beautiful life ahead. By renovating rather the renewing, you are not only making the floor look and feel amazing, you’re actually helping to preserve the environment too!
Bringing TIMBERWOLF in to real a fresh new wood surface not only provides a blank canvas for new colours, finishes and ideas…. It also means you are taking action for a more sustainable way of living.
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Timberwolf has close connections with Hull & York, working in these areas on a daily basis. Centrally situated between Hull and York, we serve both cities and the shaded surrounding areas.
