
Our services include repairing and restoring natural stone and tile surfaces in Eton. Our team restores floors to their as-new condition effortlessly!
We ensure satisfaction with fixed prices and punctual service. Our process includes a floor inspection, a clear quote, and efficient work to save your time.
Don't let faded floors reduce the appeal of your home. Reach out to Victorian Tile Services now for your free quote. We help enhance the natural appeal of your home.
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Our expert tools and processes ensure your surfaces achieve a refined finish. Our techniques showcase the natural qualities of each surface, ensuring they are a lasting feature of style.
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Our team has the experience to care for stone surfaces and restore them to their natural beauty. Our methods polish and protect stone, ensuring its natural look is enhanced.
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Our commitment to punctuality reflects our respect for your time. You can rely on us for accurate scheduling, ensuring a smooth and easy experience.
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Each stone stands out, and so does our method of care. We customize our care to suit the unique requirements of your stone surfaces, ensuring they receive the attention they need for the best results.
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Once your stone cleaning job is surveyed, you'll receive a written estimate that details everything you need to know about the stone cleaning process.
This estimate will outline the job specifics, including the methods used and the overall cost. You'll have clear information to make an informed decision.
Simply reply with your acceptance once you've reviewed the estimate, and we'll schedule the job at a time that works for you.
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Our expert team will arrive on the scheduled date and work to make your floors look amazing.
A few simple care tips will keep your Stone shining. Dust regularly and use a pH-balanced cleaner while avoiding acids.
With proper upkeep, your Stone floors will shine for years to come.
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Marble ultimately looses its original appearance. Surface scratches and etch damage pile-up and damage the initial finish. Eventually, your Marble will have to be repolished.
We make full use of industrial-grade equipment and industrial diamond tooling to hone and polish the Marble. to the highest standard
If your floor happens to be installed with uneven tiles, this will be described as “lippage”. A Marble tile floor can be leveled by grinding off the lippage and jagged tile edges. This really is an involved process nevertheless the results are beautiful.
Following grinding, the Marble and the grout will be at the exact same level. The Marble floor will get the look of looking like a single piece of Marble.
It is a lot easier to clean a smooth, sleek floor than an uneven floor. Also, soil does not get stuck in the grout lines. Marble restoration generally involves a few chip and crack repairs, using resin fillers. We will recommend the appropriate restoration service.
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A Travertine floor has a porous structure, with lots of holes. Travertine floor tilesmay be supplied in many different finishes, including polished, honed and tumbled. As the stone wears, the hole filler breaks away, and the holes fill up with unsightly dirt, soil and mopping water.
Working to the highest standard, restoration firms use specialist machinery and chemicals to remove soil and old sealer residues on a Travertine floor.
After cleaning, any open holes in the Travertine floor may be filled with colour matched grout. Finally, we apply specialist sealers that continue working for many years to protect the Travertine floor.
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Little by little a Limestone floor will loose its original appearance. The surface damage is due to foot traffic scratching and surface etching Sooner or later, the tiles will have to be repolished. We use diamonds to take away the marks and scratches and restore the initial shine.
Almost all Limestone surfaces are not even as the tiles are not set flat. We can grind off the irregular tile edges, making the tile surface perfectly flat. Limestone grinding is a professional service, that gives fantastic results. The Limestone floor will get the look of appearing as an individual area of stone.
After grinding, the tiles will be the same level the grout lines. A smooth Limestone surface is much easier to keep up. Also, soil does not get stuck within the grout lines. Cracks and chips can be filled with coloured resin repair fillers. After inspecting the Limestone, we can advise the best Limestone restoration program.
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Terrazzo is an appealing and hard wearing flooring, thus its use as flooring in supermarkets, airports, commercial and industrial buildings. As time passes, Terrazzo will become dull and lose its finish. Minute scratches and etching builds up and remove the original surface.
Terrazzo Polishing is definitely the best way to bring back the original finish to the highest standard. We have diamond polishing machinery to re-surface the Terrazzo and restore the original finish. Our Terrazzo sealers will help prevent further soil issues.
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Sandstone is made from compressed sand, including a variety of minerals such as quartz and feldspar. The voids between the sandstone fragments trap dirt which can be difficult to remove.
We have specialist scrubbing and rinsing equipment to remove the soil and old coatings, refurbishing the initial sandstone finish Then we use specialist sealers that will last for a long time not months. After inspecting the floor, we are going to advise the most appropriate Sandstone restoration service.
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Slate floors look fantastic along with their textured surface and vibrant colour. While slate has a low porosity, it will still partly absorb and oil based spills, causing irritating marks.
We use rotary scrubbing devices and sealer removers clean the slate. After professional cleaning we use durable sealers.
If you have got a suitable slate, it could be ground smooth, which makes it better to clean.
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Terracotta has no glaze on the surface, so that it will absorb spills and soil extremely quickly.
Abrasive chemical substances such as standard floor cleaners and bathroom tile cleaners could mark and damage Terracotta.
Sealer deposits, soil and scratches could be taken out with rotary scrubbing and sealer removers.
We could wax the Terracotta or put on a hard wearing synthetic sealer that is much simpler to take care of.
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Victorian Clay Tiles are installed in lots of Victorian and Edwardian hallways.
The tiles are unglazed with the the natural colours of the clay used to make them.
Because of how old they are, these floors have experienced lots of wear and can have layers of various sealers.
Old polishes, waxes, paint spills and sealer deposits makes cleaning many of these floors challenging.
After cleaning, the initial colours of the tiles can appear dull, so we use a colour intensifying impregnating sealer to replace the original . Topical sealers and waxes will provide a floor a sheen or glossy finish.
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Quarry tiles are very durable however they still suffer with a couple of issues.
Whilst the tiles can take place dirt, these floors are incredibly robust and will look just like new after a proper clean.
While the tiles may appear dirty and discoloured, the tiles are surprisingly durable and could look just like new after a suitable clean. After cleaning, the tiles should be finished with a long lasting sealer.
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Porcelain is actually a ceramic blend with additional sand and feldspar added to produce a denser tile.
This helps make Porcelain much more stain resistant and simpler to keep up than traditional ceramic tiles.
Inferior porcelain has tiny holes which will absorb soil just like natural stone floors. It can be tough to remove this soil.
We are able to get rid of embedded dirt using equipment designed to enter into the microscopic pits holding the soil.
After cleaning, we apply specialist Porcelain sealers to prevent this problem.
Solid color Porcelain could be ground and restored like Granite or Stone.
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Professional cleaning of Ceramic tiles can often take less time than stone floors or clay tiles..
The glazed surface hastens cleaning and restoring.
Nevertheless, professional cleaning, specialist chemicals and machinery can give the very best results.
We always put on a specialist tile sealer after cleaning. A sealed ceramic tile is a lot easier to mop and helps reduce staining.
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There are often aspects of natural stone restoration when natural stone cleaning. Natural stone floor restoration usually takes many techniques. Stone and tile floors suffer with foot traffic wear and damage, because people walk over them. The most common problem we face during stone restoration is greasy soil trodden to the surface forming a unexciting, unappealing finish. Polished floors like granite, Stone and terrazzo reveal wear more rapidly as the polish gets dull from foot traffic scratches. A surface sealer does not avoid porous tiles like Sandstone, Limestone & Terracotta eventually suffering from wear and spill problems.
Virtually all natural stone floors have cementatious grout lines. Dirty grout is a very common problem to be fixed on natural stone and tile floors. Cracks, chips and hole repairs are frequently part of the restoration process.
We take away acid etching and scratching by grinding and honing.Natural stone has got the appeal that a dirty, porous surface can be taken off, unveiling a lovely new surface.
Stone floors ultimately loose their authentic shine. This loss of luster is caused by microscopic scratches on the surface where it is often walked on. Eventually, the stone will have to be restored.
On Stone, Granite, Terrazzo, Polished Limestone and Polished Travertine floors, the highest standard diamonds are used to eliminate the surface wear and restore the original luster. The polish on Clay, Slate, Honed Travertine, Sandstone and Honed Limestone tiles is created by applying a gloss sealer. Polish removing substances are used to remove all remnants of the old sealer, and then a new gloss sealer is applied.
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Use a specially formulated pH-neutral cleaner for stone. Do not scrub stone surfaces with harsh or acidic cleaners. Create a baking soda poultice by mixing it with water, apply it to the stain, cover with plastic wrap, and leave it for 24-48 hours before cleaning.
Mix baking soda with hydrogen peroxide until a paste forms, apply it to grout, scrub lightly, and rinse. After grout has dried, apply a sealer to protect it.
Vinegar works on ceramic tiles but not on natural stone surfaces like limestone.
Provide fresh air, wipe water with a squeegee, and clean with a pH-balanced cleaner. Use a sealer to block water in grout lines.
Yes, grout lines and stone surfaces should be sealed. Sealing porous materials every 1-2 years ensures proper care. Re-seal heavy-use areas every six months.