Rewal Parket

15 years ago we had our floor laid by this company. Now it was time for maintenance, i.e. sanding and oiling in a different color. We were very satisfied then, now again. Professionally executed and the result is impressive. Look no further, if you want quality, this is the place to be. It costs a bit, but then you have something. Yaaaars of floor pleasure!

Remco has breathed new life into our wooden floor. From a very orange warm color to a beautiful light matte color. This was exciting because every type of wood reacts and colors differently, but we relied on Remco's advice, which we are very happy with! Remco also laid a super beautiful herringbone PVC floor on our 1st floor that is really beautiful. New skirting boards have also been installed downstairs and upstairs, which completes the space. Later Remco came back to place 2 wall panels against the wall. The quality is superb and the craftsmanship is the same. Remco is a hardworking, honest and careful man who takes his work very seriously and wants to ensure that his customers are left satisfied. We definitely recommend Rewal Parket. If we want to change something, we will come back to Remco!

A Top Company: really fast responses, clear agreements (which they also keep), pleasant to deal with and then great prices and without a doubt Craftsmanship!! We are very satisfied with Rewal Parket (Remco and Anne-Marie) Not just laying the floor, but also repairing it: classy work and then you see that experience 'in the trade' is priceless. Again: Great!!

The conversation quickly revealed Rewal's great expertise. It is a renowned family business. Remco is very reliable in his agreements, looks for solutions, is a creative thinker and is simply a nice person. Definitely recommended. I'm happy there.

Bad job done. Remco is a fast boy. His colleague Peter is old and looked as if he could no longer handle the work. And his young new colleague made rookie mistakes that are reflected in his work. The floor was installed ridiculously quickly. Hop hop to the next job. Remco would come back to finish a number of things, such as placing strips on the stairs. I asked Remco a number of times to finish this without an answer. I heard Remco say to his young colleague that when sawing with the cross-cut saw, you must first make a notch before sawing a plank, otherwise you will get splinters. That you now see back in the floor and in the photos. During rough sawing, the plank is damaged more than 2 cm from the saw cut. This damage therefore extends from under the skirting board. The connection to the tiled floor, which Remco has promised to make super tight, does not fit neatly. In addition, you can see the splinter formation very clearly here. Remco indicated that the surface was flat enough for a sleek floor. The floor is now bumping from all sides. There are 8mm gaps between the floor and the skirting boards. The floor is glued, but creaks in various places when you walk on it. I spoke to Remco about these points. He doesn't respond to anything.