Stone Tile Cleaning & Restoration Knotting

Limestone ultimately looses its original surface. The surface damage is brought on by traffic scratches and etch marks Eventually, the floor will have to be polished. We utilise professional equipment and diamond tooling to polish the stone.

It's pretty much impossible to lay a Limestone floor perfectly flat. We can grind off the irregular tile edges, making a floor surface smooth. You must have specialized apparatus and years of experience to grind, hone and polish a Limestone floor, but the results are gorgeous. The floor will look like just one area of Limestone.

Following grinding, the Limestone will be the same level the grout. It is a lot easier to maintain a smooth, sleek Limestone than a bumpy floor. Also, soil doesn't get stuck within the grout lines. Limestone restoration typically includes a few crack and chip repairs, using resin fillers. We can recommend the right Limestone restoration process.

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Slate is an incredibly functional flooring that may be protected using a number of finishes including rough surface, smooth honed or polished surface. Although slate has a low porosity, it's going to always to some extent absorb and oil based spills, making frustrating spots.

We use rotary cleaning devices and sealer removers clean the slate. After professional cleaning we apply hard-wearing sealers.

If you want a smooth floor, we can grind the floor, subject into the slate being suited to grinding.

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Victorian Clay Tiles are found in a lot of Victorian and Edwardian hallways.

The tiles are unglazed with the the natural colours of the clay used in their manufacture.

With the changes in home decoration, these floors have underlay from carpet, lino adhesive, bitumen and other sticky residues.

Old polishes, waxes, paint spills and sealer residues helps make cleaning these types of floors tricky.

After cleaning, the original colours in the floor can appear dull, therefore we put on a colour intensifying sealer to bring back the initial depth of colour. A topical sealer or wax finish will give the floor tiles with a low-sheen finish.

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Porcelain is a form of ceramic tile.

The added minerals makes Porcelain much stronger than standard ceramic tiles.

There are inferior porcelains that can absorb soil and spills similar to natural stone floors. The minute surface pits insure that it is difficult to remove this soil.

We know how to remove ingrained dirt with equipment designed to get into the microscopic pits where the soil is held.

When your porcelain floor is clean we can which protects against regular soil and spills.

Solid color Porcelain could be ground and restored just like Granite or Stone.

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Natural tone cleaning is hardly ever cleaning alone, there is commonly added restoration needed. Restoring stone and tile often involves a range of procedures. Natural stone floors have problems with foot traffic wear and damage, because people stroll on them. Traffic deterioration, spillages and surface damage shows up on most stone and tile floors, damaging the appearance, making the stone look flat and unsightly, subsequently the need for stone restoration. Highly polished Stone tiles and granite floors show up wear rapidly, as little foot traffic scratches on the stone surface change the sparkle and hold soil. A surface sealer will not stop porous stone and tiles like Limestone, Sandstone and Terracotta eventually struggling with wear and spill damage.

Nearly all tile flooring have cementatious grout lines. Being a little bit recessed, therefore the grout traps more soil than the stone and tile itself. Natural stone restoration more often than not includes some crack and hole repair.

Acid etching and scratches are usually taken out by resurfacing.Natural stone has the appeal that a soiled, permeable finish can be removed, revealing a beautiful new surface.