
We restore and repair natural stone and tile surfaces across Barton Hartshorn. We ensure your floors regain their original, stunning appearance!
Fixed pricing and timely arrivals make your experience effortless. We check your floors, give an upfront quote, and complete the work with little impact on your day.
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Our team combines years of expertise with advanced techniques to restore stone surfaces to their original charm. From fixing chips to polishing, we ensure the stone’s natural beauty is maintained.
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Every stone has its own character, and our care reflects that. Our process considers the specific conditions of your stone to provide the best possible care.
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We'll send you a written estimate with all the details about stone cleaning after your stone cleaning job is surveyed.
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Our skilled team will show up on the scheduled date and work on making your floors flawless.
To preserve that beautiful shine, follow some basic Stone care tips. Clean with a pH-neutral cleaner and regularly dust to prevent scratches. Keep acidic substances away from the Stone.
By giving your Stone floors the right care, they will look great for years.
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Over time, Marble will end up dull and loose its appearance. The dull appearance is brought on by tiny marks on the surface of the Marble where it is often walked over. The best way to revive the initial polish is through polishing the floor.
We use industrial diamonds to take away the damage and marks and recover the gloss.
If your floor happens to be installed with not level tiles, this might be referred to as “lippage”. We can grind off the irregular tile edges, making a floor surface perfectly flat. Grinding Marble floor tiles should really be carried out by professionals.
After grinding, the Marble will sit at the same level the grout lines. The Marble floor will get a monolithic appearance as an individual slab of Marble.
It is much simpler to mop a smooth Marble than a bumpy floor. There are no uneven grout lines to trap soil. If your Marble has chips or cracks, we can repair them with resin fillers, colour matched with the Marble. After we have inspected the Marble, we will advise the very best Marble restoration service.
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A Travertine floor is a form of Limestone. Travertine floor tilescan be supplied in many different finishes, including honed, polished and tumbled. The initial hole filler often falls away, allowing the holes to fill with dirt, soil and mopping water.
Working to the highest standard, restoration businesses have rotary scrubbing equipment and pressurised rinsing to wash the Travertine floor.
After cleaning, the Travertine floor can be re-grouted to refill any exposed holes. Finally, we apply specialist sealers that will last for years to protect the Travertine floor.
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With time, Limestone will become worn and loose its finish. The dull appearance is due to microscopic marks on the surface of the Limestone where it is often walked over. The best way to revive the original finish is by polishing the Limestone. We use diamond polishing machinery to reinstate the luster.
If the tiles are not even, perfectly even this disorder is named "lippage". A Limestone tile floor is smoothed by grinding away the lippage and irregular edges of the tiles. Grinding Limestone floor tiles really should be done by professionals. The Limestone floor will have a monolithic appearance as just one piece of Limestone.
Following grinding, the Limestone be at the same level the grout. Cleaning a ground, honed and polished Limestone floor is like cleaning a single bit of glass. Also, soil does not get stuck within the grout lines. Cracks and chips can be repaired with colour matched resin fillers. The type of restoration needed is going to be dependant on the state of your floor.
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Terrazzo is made of natural stone chips set in a cement or epoxy medium which is either poured on site or precast as tiles. The initial finish on a Terrazzo floor will steadily go dull. The surface damage is due to traffic scratches and surface damage.
Terrazzo Polishing is definitely the only way to bring back the original finish to the highest standard. We use diamond polishingto restore the initial Terrazzo shine. After cleaning and polishing, we use specialist Terrazzo sealers.
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Sandstone floor tiles are available a number of different shades of brown, red, yellow and cream. Sandstone can end up getting ingrained soil making it look dull and difficult to clean.
We use a variety of machine scrubbing, hand scrubbing and pressurised rinsing to remove all traces of old soiled sealers and clean the floor to the highest standard. Once the sandstone is clean, we permit it to dry, then apply a long-lasting, easy to clean sealer. After inspecting a floor, we are going to advise the best Sandstone restoration service.
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Slate flooring is one of the most well known forms of natural stone, since it needs less routine maintenance and cleaning. Whilst slate has a minimal porosity, it's going to nevertheless partly absorb and oil based spills, causing frustrating spots.
There are specialist machines and chemical treatments to eliminate the soil and old sealers, rejuvenating the original slate finish. Then we use hard-wearing sealers.
Some slate floors could be ground to a smooth finish.
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Terracotta is amongst the most porous floors which we run into but has been utilized for floor tiles for many thousands of years.
Terracotta is extremely porous so it is necessary to protect it with a protective sealer.
Cleaning and restoring terracotta tiles starts with taking off the previous polish, sealers and embedded soil with industrial-grade coating removers and cleaning solutions.
Whilst we can seal Terracotta with Boiled linseed oil and wax, we recommend a tough synthetic sealer that will work for years, with minimum maintenance.
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Victorian Clay Tiles are found in a lot of Victorian and Edwardian hallways.
Victorian tiles are made of natural clay with a natural matt finish.
A good number of these floors have been sealed and then covered up with carpet or lino.
With their age, these kinds of floors might have many different coating residues, that really need expert cleaning
After cleaning an impregnating sealer is used to improve the colours and protect the floor. A topical sealer or wax finish will give the floor tiles with a low-sheen finish.
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Quarry tiles were a typical fixture in kitchens and for interior flooring for decades.
One common issue is old layers of sealer which have to be removed.
Professional cleaning will remove the many years of dirt and old sealers, exposing an attractive floor. Quarry tiles in many cases are laid without a damp proof membrane layer, therefore we want to apply the best sealer to allow the tiles to breathe.
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Porcelain has started to become an extremely popular option to standard ceramic tiles and natural stone.
Porcelain is extremely moisture-resistant, therefore spills can not soak into the tile and result in stains.
There are some substandard porcelains that may absorb surface soil and spills similar to natural stone floors. This soil can be hard to remove.
We are able to remove embedded soil with equipment built to go into the microscopic pits holding the soil.
After your porcelain floor is clean we are able to apply a sealer to protect against regular spillages.
Solid color Porcelain may be ground and restored like Granite or Stone.
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Professional cleaning of Ceramic tile floors often takes less time compared to stone floors or clay tiles..
The glassy finish is easier to clean.
However, specialist stone and tile cleaning does provide a cleaner finish.
A professional sealer will be put on following the the cleaning process. Maintenance is much simpler with a sealed floor, in addition a sealer stops spills becoming stains.
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Natural stone floor cleaning often will incorporate additional restoration services. Each kind of natural stone possesses its own advantages and restoration issues. All natural stone floors have problems with surface damage and general wear issues. Foot traffic damage, spillages and surface damage shows up on most stone and tile floors, spoiling the polish, making a stone floor appear lackluster and unattractive, consequently the need to have stone restoration. Highly polished floors like terrazzo, Stone and granite reveal surface damage much faster once the shine gets dull from traffic scratches. Porous tile and natural stone that is sealed with a surface sealer will eventually sustain wear damage.
Almost all stone flooring have cementatious grout lines. Grimy grout is a common problem to be reconciled on natural stone and tile floors. Cracks, chips and hole repairs are commonly an element of the restoration process.
Resurfacing gets rid of damage from etching and surface scratches.You can take away the existing surface from the natural stone, exposing a brand new clean surface.
Progressively a natural stone floor will loose the original gloss. Scratch damage and etch spill marks building up and taking off the initial polish. Stone polishing is the the only way to recover the initial shine.
Our staff use the highest standard diamond polishing machines to grind and polish Granite, Terrazzo, Polished Limestone and Polished Travertine floors, and restore the initial finish. The shine on Sandstone, Honed Limestone, Slate, Clay & Honed Travertine tiles is done using a gloss sealer. The most practical method to polish these tiles is by removing the old sealer and apply a fresh layer of film-forming sealer.
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Use a neutral pH cleaner designed for natural stone surfaces. Avoid substances with acids or abrasives for stone surfaces. Make a baking soda poultice with water, apply it to the stain, cover it with plastic wrap, and leave it for 24-48 hours before cleaning.
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. Once grout dries, add a new coat of sealer to keep it secure.
Vinegar is harmful to travertine or limestone but safe for ceramic tiles.
Allow ventilation, dry water with a squeegee, and clean the stone surface with a neutral cleaner. Sealing grout helps reduce water penetration.
Yes, sealing protects stone and grout surfaces from damage. Seal porous areas every 1-2 years or follow the manufacturer's advice. Seal busy surfaces again every six months.