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Parquet Vision

Parquet sanding in Zurich and the surrounding area
— Oak, ash and walnut from specialist suppliers

We’ll restore your old parquet floor to its former glory. Sanding, filling and sealing (with oil or varnish). Furniture can remain in the flat, as we work with minimal dust. Fixed price following a free on-site consultation.

Yours, Parquet flooring looks dull, scratched or worn out?
Parkett Vision will make your floor in Zurich shine again – using state-of-the-art sanding machines, a low-dust sanding process and high-quality oils or varnishes.
We’ll make sure your parquet flooring looks as good as new again – quickly, cleanly and with long-lasting results.

Our parquet sanding services

What do we do for you when we sand your parquet flooring?

At the Grinding Yours Parquet flooring we remove Scratch, Dents, dark patches and Signs of wear and tear. Through a series of sanding stages and the right treatment, your floor will look as good as new again.

Coarse grinding – Removal of old paint & deep scratches

Intermediate sanding – Smooth surface

Final touches – The perfect base for oil or varnish

Sealing (matt, semi-matt or gloss)

Oiling (natural, modern shades)

Colour treatment – from light to dark

Repairs before sanding (Dents, cracks, minor damage)

Oil or varnish? – The choice is yours

Oil / oiled parquet

Ideal for a natural look.

✅ warm, natural colour

✅ breathable

✅ Can be easily repaired in specific areas

Varnished / sealed parquet

Ideal for heavy use (families, pets).

✅ very sturdy

✅ easy to look after

✅ Several levels of shine available

👉 We’ll advise you in person on which finish best suits your home.

Why Parkett Vision

At Parkett Vision, we combine Craftsmanship combined with modern technology.
Our customers in the Zurich area appreciate our a job well done, fair prices and reliable deadlines.
We take the time to offer advice, help you choose the right materials and ensure precise workmanship.

Low-dust sanding using modern machinery

10+ years’ experience in the parquet flooring trade

High-quality oils & varnishes from Switzerland

Fair prices & transparent advice

Neat, precise work – 100%: satisfactory

Free viewing & quote

Parquet sanding in Zurich and the surrounding area

Parkett Vision Zurich: Areas of application
We are throughout the Canton of Zurich working – including in
Zurich City, Wädenswil, Horgen, Thalwil, Meilen, Uetikon, Richterswil, Kilchberg and Adliswil.
Thanks to short travel distances and flexible appointment times, we can be with you on site quickly and efficiently.

Request a free consultation & quote

Are you planning to have your parquet floor sanded?
Contact us now for a A free, no-obligation quote.

Grinding surface

Frequently asked questions about parquet sanding in the Zurich area

How often can you sand a parquet floor?

Solid parquet can be sanded 4–6 times, depending on its thickness, as the wear layer is usually 4–6 mm thick. Multi-layer parquet with a 2.5 mm wear layer can be sanded 1–2 times. We measure the remaining wear layer thickness on site before we start sanding.

Do we have to clear out all the furniture?

No, not necessarily. We use low-dust sanders with direct extraction. In two-zone flats, furniture can be moved from room to room. Of course, it’s quickest in completely empty properties — please do get in touch to discuss your situation.

What is the difference between oil and varnish?

Oiled parquet has a more natural look and can be repaired in small areas, but needs to be refreshed every 2–3 years. Varnished parquet is easier to maintain and water-resistant, but if damaged, the entire surface must be revarnished. We will discuss the best option with you based on how you intend to use the floor.

How long does the grinding take?

For an 80-m² flat, allow 2–3 working days — Day 1: sanding and filling; Day 2: second sanding and first coat of sealant; Day 3: final coat of sealant. The floor can be walked on after 24 hours and is fully load-bearing after 7 days.

Is it worth having it resanded, or is it better to replace it?

Sanding usually costs 40–60 % less than a new floor and preserves the original character. It’s worth replacing the floor if the wear layer is too thin, the floor has water damage or large, deep holes, or if you simply want to change the material. We’ll come and take a look on site and give you our honest opinion on what makes the most sense.