The homeowner contacted us urgently as they were listing their property for sale. They discovered a severe, dark circular stain where a large indoor plant pot had sat for years. The mould and moisture had penetrated deep into the timber.
This flaw was a deal-breaker for potential buyers and was too large to conceal. The client required a permanent, invisible repair, as sanding and refinishing the entire house was far too costly and time-consuming for the sale schedule.
The dark, circular stain was the result of prolonged moisture and mould growth, causing deep discoloration. The main difficulty was removing the stain's residue without damaging the surrounding, healthy timber.
We first stabilized the affected area by applying a targeted neutralizer to stop any residual mould activity.
The discoloured wood was then gently treated to lift the deep stain without damaging the texture.
Using a multi-stage tinting process, we meticulously hand-matched the original wood colour and grain pattern.
A final sealant was applied to ensure durability and a uniform sheen, resulting in a floor that was flawless for property viewings.