Sand down and seal the parquet

Wooden floors are always subject to a certain amount of wear and tear. Damage can of course also occur. If you are also affected, you will have probably already considered whether it should be replaced or refurbished. If you have decided on a renovation, you should of course think carefully because the costs of sanding and sealing the parquet can vary considerably.

Sanding and sealing parquet - be careful with the costs 

• First of all, before you start calculating, you should decide whether you will carry out this renovation yourself or commission a specialist company to do it.
• If you have decided on a specialist company, you should know that there can be very large price differences here.
• Opt for smaller companies, as they can usually offer lower prices. There are sometimes differences of several thousand euros.

Process parquet yourself - this is how you minimize costs

• If you want to sand and seal your parquet yourself, it is not as difficult as you might think. What you need is a parquet sander, sealer, a foam roller with a handle and possibly some parquet filler.


Parquet costs - there are a few things to consider when sanding down

The costs for sanding parquet depend on the number of square meters, ...

• You can borrow a grinding machine from almost any hardware store for a fee. You can buy all of the other things there.
• With a little manual skill, you can then carry out this work effortlessly.
• An example calculation should show you how much you can save on your own costs. The renovation of an area of ​​50 square meters will cost you around 120 euros on your own. This includes all costs.
• When hiring a cheap specialist company, you have to reckon with total costs of around 1,000 euros for the same area.