We restore and repair natural stone and tile surfaces across Purton. Our process will return your floors to a fresh, like-new state!
We prioritize fixed quotes and prompt service for customer peace of mind. We handle assessments, offer clear quotes, and finish the work efficiently.
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We adapt our process to the unique qualities of each stone. Our process is tailored to suit the needs of your stone, ensuring excellent attention and results.
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Our team of experts will work efficiently to rejuvenate your Stone floors.
To keep the Stone looking its best, follow some simple care tips. Regular dusting and cleaning with a pH-balanced cleaner will maintain its beauty. Keep acids away from the surface.
By following the right care steps, your beautiful Stone floors will last for many years.
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Steadily Marble will lose its initial shine. Scratches and stains build up and take off the original appearance. Marble Polishing is the best way to restore the original finish.
Diamonds are used to take away the damage and marks and restore the original shine.
If your floor happens to be laid leaving jagged tiles, this will be described as lippage. The only method to make a Marble floor perfectly smooth is by grinding off the lippage and jagged tile edges. You require dedicated apparatus and many years of experience to successfully grind a Marble floor, nevertheless the final results are fabulous.
Following grinding, the Marble will be flush with the grout. The Marble will have the appearance of looking like a single area of Marble.
Maintaining a ground, honed and polished Marble floor is like cleaning just one slab of glass. There are no uneven grout deressions to hold soil. If your Marble floor has cracks and chips, we are able to repair them using resin fillers, closely colour matched to the Marble. The type of restoration needed should be determined by the current state of the floor.
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A Travertine floor is a variant of Limestone. Travertine floor tiles come in a number of finishes, smooth honed, polished and tumbled. The initial hole filler often comes out, letting the holes fill with dirt, soil and mopping water.
Working to the highest standard, Travertine floor restoration specialists have professional sealer removers and rotary scrubbing machinery to get rid of the layers of old sealers and embedded soil.
When the Travertine floor tiles and the holes are cleaned, any holes are grout filled with a colour matched grout. We then put on a long-lasting sealer which also makes the Travertine floormuch easier to look after.
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With time, Limestone will end up worn and loose its surface. The surface damage is brought on by traffic scratches and etch marks The best way to bring back the original appearance is through polishing the tiles. We use diamond polishing to grind and polish the Limestone tiles and repair the shine.
If your floor has been put down with not level tiles, this will be known as lippage. We can grind away the uneven edges of the tiles, making the tile surface smooth. This really is an involved process but the results are amazing. The Limestone looks monolithic, appearing to be produced from just one slab of stone.
Following grinding, the Limestone will be the same level the grout. Cleaning a ground and polished Limestone floor is much like cleaning a single piece of glass. There will be no grout lines to hold soil. Cracks and chips can be filled with coloured resin fillers. After checking out the Limestone floor, we can advise the best Limestone restoration service.
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Terrazzo is made from natural stone chips set in a cement or epoxy binder which is either poured on location or precast as tiles. The initial finish on a Terrazzo floor will gradually go dull. The change in appearance is caused by microscopic scratches on the surface where it was walked on.
Terrazzo Polishing is definitely the best way to revive finish to the highest standard. Diamonds remove the surface damage and restore the original Terrazzo shine. After cleaning and polishing, we apply specialist Terrazzo sealers.
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Sandstone is made from compressed sand, incorporating a variety of minerals including quartz and feldspar. Whilst sandstone is sturdy it's also porous, so cleaning slurry gets stuck in the surface and it is difficult to remove.
We use a rotary brushing equipment, sealer removers and pressure rinsing to completely clean the sandstone We then use specialist sealers that last for many years not just months. Once we look at your floor, we are able to help you regarding the best restoration process.
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Slate floors look fantastic with regards to distinctive finish and stunning colour. We are mostly called to restore slate when it suffers form layers of old sealer with embedded dirt, so that the finish appears dull and dirty.
We use a combination of machine scrubbing and hand scrubbing to remove all traces of previous soiled sealers and clean the slate. After professional cleaning we use hard-wearing sealers.
Some slate floors can be ground to a smooth finish.
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Terracotta doesn't have glaze on top, therefore it will soak up spills and soil extremely quickly.
Classic Terracotta sealers should have frequent maintenance and re-sealing, if they are not taken care of, the finish will start to get soiled and become porous.
Cleaning and restoring terracotta tiles commences with taking away the previous polish, sealers and ingrained dirt with professional sealer removers and cleaning solutions.
Whilst we are able to seal Terracotta with Boiled linseed oil and wax, we recommend a tough synthetic sealer which will last for years, with minimum maintenance.
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Period Geometric or Encaustic floor tiles are installed in Victorian and Edwardian hallways.
Victorian tiles are manufactured from natural clay with a natural matt finish.
With the changes in residential decor, these kinds of floors come with underlay from carpet, lino, bitumen and additional glue remains.
With their age, these kinds of floors can have a number of coating residues, that really need professional cleaning
After cleaning, the original colours in the floor can look dull, therefore we put on a colour intensifying sealer to replace the original . The mat finish could be polished by applying a wax or topical sealer.
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Quarry tile floors were at one time a major feature in terraces and farmhouses across the country, but many of those floors have fallen into various states of repair.
One universal problem is old layers of sealer that need to be removed.
A specialist clean and reseal is usually enough to restore a quarry tile floor. After cleaning, the tiles can be finished with a enduring sealer.
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Porcelain has become an increasingly desirable alternative to ordinary ceramic tiles and natural stone.
Porcelain is very moisture-resistant, therefore spillages should not pnetrate into the tile and result in stains.
Some inferior porcelain has tiny holes which will absorb soil just like natural stone floors. This soil may be tough to remove.
We possess the equipment and experience to remove this hard to reach soil.
We can help stop the dirt using Porcelain sealers.
If the porcelain is a solid colour, we are able to resurface the porcelain, exactly like granite or Stone restoration.
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Professional cleaning of Ceramic tiles is normally easier compared to cleaning natural stone floors or clay tiles.
The glazed surface hastens mopping.
However, you can expect to still have a better finish using specialized equipment.
Immediately after cleaning and restoration we will put on a specialist tile sealer. A sealed ceramic tile is a lot easier to clean and a sealer helps avoid staining.
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Natural stone floor cleaning regularly includes further restoration services. Each type of natural stone features its own characteristics and restoration difficulties. natural stone and tile floors suffer with foot traffic wear and damage, because individuals walk on them. Traffic harm, stains and surface problems shows up on many stone floors, damaging the polish, making the stone look flat and ugly, subsequently the need for stone restoration. Polished floors like granite, Stone and terrazzo show surface damage more quickly while the polished finish goes dull from foot traffic scratches. A surface sealer will not stop porous natural stone and tiles like Sandstone, Limestone & Terracotta gradually struggling with wear and spill damage.
Most stone and tile floors have grout. Grout is generally softer compared to natural stone stone and tile and much more in danger of abrasive and chemical based wear and tear. Holes can be filled and cracks repaired as an element of the restoration.
Grinding and honing takes away surface damage from etching and surface scratching.The good thing about natural stone is that it may be re-surfaced, to show a brand new finish.
Bit by bit a stone floor will loose its initial finish. The loss of shine is brought on by microscopic scratches on the surface where it has been walked on. Finally, the stone will have to be re-polished.
We use the highest standard diamond polishing machinery to restore the original shine on Granite, Terrazzo, Polished Limestone and Polished Travertine floors. The shine on Honed Travertine, Slate, Sandstone, Honed Limestone and Clay tiles is made using a high gloss sealer. The most practical way to polish these tiles is by removing the old sealer and apply a brand new layer of polish sealer.
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Use a specially formulated pH-neutral cleaner for stone. Refrain from cleaning stone with abrasive or acidic materials. Prepare a baking soda paste by mixing it with water, apply it to the stain, cover with plastic wrap, and leave it for 24-48 hours before rinsing.
Mix baking soda and hydrogen peroxide into a paste and apply it to the grout. Scrub gently with a grout brush or toothbrush, then rinse with water. After the grout dries, apply a protective sealer to maintain it.
You can use vinegar on ceramic tiles, but it will damage natural stones like limestone.
Keep the area open for ventilation, wipe water with a squeegee, and use a neutral stone cleaner. Grout sealing reduces moisture entry.
Yes, sealing preserves the quality of grout and stone surfaces. Reapply sealing every 1-2 years to porous surfaces for durability. Reapply a fresh sealant every 6 months in heavy-use zones.