We are experts in repairing and restoring stone and tile surfaces in Greatgap. We expertly restore your floors to their original, beautiful state!
We simplify things with fixed quotes and always being on time. Our process includes an inspection, a quote, and quick work with minimal disruption.
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Following a survey of your stone cleaning project, you'll receive a written estimate covering the entire stone cleaning process.
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Our team of experts will arrive promptly and work to make your Stone look its best.
A few simple care tips will keep your Stone shining. Dust regularly and use a pH-balanced cleaner while avoiding acids.
With proper care and a little attention, you can enjoy your beautiful Stone floors for years.
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Marble eventually looses its initial polish. This surface damage is brought on by foot traffic scratching and surface etching Marble Polishing is the best way to revive the finish.
We use diamonds to take away the surface damage and recover the surface.
In the event that tiles are not even, perfectly even this condition is named "lippage". A Marble tile floor can be smoothed by grinding off the lippage and irregular edges of the tiles. It is a complicated process but the the finished results are beautiful.
After grinding, the Marble tiles and the grout are at the same level. The Marble floor will have the look of appearing as a single piece of Marble.
Mopping a ground and polished Marble floor is a lot like cleaning a single piece of glass. There are no depressed grout lines to retain soil. Cracks and chips can be repaired with colour matched resin fillers. After we have inspected the floor, we can advise the very best Marble restoration process.
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Most of Travertine used in the UK has a honeycomb framework with a great deal of holes. Travertine floor tilesmay be supplied in several finishes, including honed, polished and tumbled. As time passes, the original hole filler falls out, thereafter the holes are quickly filled with unsightly soil.
Working to the highest standard, restoration firms have rotary scrubbing machines and pressurised rinsing to wash the Travertine floor.
After cleaning, the Travertine floor can be re-grouted to refill any exposed holes. After cleaning and grout filling we apply hard wearing sealers.
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The initial shine on Limestone will steadily loose its shine. The surface damage is caused by foot traffic scratches and etch marks The best way to revive the finish is by polishing the Limestone. We use industrial diamond polishing to hone and polish a Limestone floor and rejuvenate the initial polish.
It is almost unachievable to lay a Limestone floor really flat. The only way to make a Limestone tile floor flat is by grinding off the lippage and jagged tile edges. You must have dedicated equipment and many years of Limestone grinding and polishing to grind, hone and polish a Limestone floor, however the result is gorgeous. The Limestone will get the appearance of looking like a single piece of Limestone.
Following grinding, the Limestone and grout are at exactly the same level. Mopping a ground, honed and polished Limestone floor is like cleaning just one slab of glass. There are no uneven grout deressions to hold soil. If your Limestone has cracks and chips, we could repair the damage using resin fillers, closely colour matched to the Limestone. We will advise the appropriate restoration process.
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Terrazzo is manufactured out of natural stone chips set in a cement or epoxy medium which is either poured on location or cast as tiles. Sooner or later, Terrazzo will lose the original finish. The surface damage is caused by traffic scratches and surface damage.
The only way to restore the initial finish is through polishing the Terrazzo to the highest standard. Diamonds are used to 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 produced primarily of quartz, iron oxide, silica and calcium based deposits so it's a very stable stone. Sandstone can end up getting ingrained soil making it look dull and tough to clean.
We use specialist sealer removers, rotary scrubbing apparatus and pressurised rinsing to get rid of the layers of old sealer After cleaning we apply hard-wearing sealers. After inspecting a floor, we are going to advise the best Sandstone restoration service.
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Slate floors look great with their distinctive finish and vibrant colour. We have been mostly called to clean slate when it has layers of old coating with ingrained dirt, so that the appearance appears dull and dirty.
We use a mixture of machine scrubbing and hand scrubbing to get rid of all traces of older dirty sealers and clean the floor. After professional cleaning we apply hard wearing sealers.
If you prefer a smooth finish, we are able to grind the floor, but we must assess the slate before grinding.
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Terracotta has got a distinctive coloring and a rustic appearance in the house, but demands careful maintenance in order to keep it looking its best.
Terracotta can very quickly start to show surface marks, particularly where the current sealer has completely worn away.
Sealer remains, soil and scratches could be removed with scrubbing equipment and sealer removers.
We could re-wax the Terracotta or put on a hard-wearing synthetic sealer that is much simpler to take care of.
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Period Geometric or Encaustic floor tiles are installed in Victorian and Edwardian hallways.
Victorian tiles are made from natural clay and have a normal matt finish.
Because of their age, these floors have had lots of wear and can have layers of different sealers.
With their age, these kinds of floors might have a variety of covering residues, that really need professional cleaning
After cleaning, the original colours in the floor tiles can appear dull, so we put on a colour intensifying impregnating sealer to bring back the original . The mat finish may be polished through the use of a wax or topical sealer.
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Quarry tiles were a typical fixture in cooking areas and for interior flooring for many years.
Damage to the surface of the tiles like scratches along with other abrasions may appear if the tiles have not been properly sealed or even the seal has worn out.
We can take away the layers of old coatings and dirt, giving you an attractive new finish. If the tiles are laid on sand, ash or lime, put on sealers that enable the free movement of moisture.
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Porcelain is actually a ceramic mix with sand and feldspar added to make a denser tile.
The extra minerals helps to make Porcelain much stronger than traditional ceramic tiles.
There are inferior porcelains that will absorb surface soil and spills just like natural stone floors. If you have an inferior Porcelain, surface soil could be difficult to remove.
We possess the equipment and experience to get rid of this difficult to reach soil.
After your porcelain floor is clean we are able to use a sealer which protects against regular spillages.
Solid colour Porcelain Tiles can certainly be ground and polished, similar to Granite or Stone.
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Professional cleaning of Ceramic tile floors is typically less complicated compared to stone floors cleaning and restoration..
Usually, the glazed polish frees ingrained soil and dirt more easily.
Professional stone and tile cleaning will still bring better results.
We always apply a professional tile sealer after cleaning. A sealed tile is easier to keep clean and it helps stop stains.
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There tend to be elements of natural stone restoration during natural stone tile cleaning. Natural stone restoration covers a range of services. At least, all stone and tile endure some type of general wear and tear. Traffic damage, stains and surface problems happens on many stone and tile floors, damaging the polish, making the stone look lackluster and ugly, hence the need for stone restoration. Highly polished floors like terrazzo, Stone and granite show surface damage a lot faster because the lustre gets dull from foot traffic scratching. Porous tile and natural stone that is sealed with a film-forming surface sealer will ultimately become affected by scratch deterioration.
Grout is usually the most vulnerable part of a natural stone installation. Dirty grout is a common problem to be solved on natural stone and tile floors. Natural stone restoration more often than not requires some crack and hole repairs.
We take away acid etch marks and scratches by resurfacing.Natural stone has got the advantage that a grubby, porous finish can be taken off, exposing a lovely new surface.
The original finish on a stone floor is going to eventually dull. The dullness is caused by minute scratches on the stone where it has been stepped on. Ultimately, the floor will have to be re-polished.
On Stone, Granite, Terrazzo, Polished Limestone and Polished Travertine floors, the highest standard diamonds are utilized to get rid of the surface wear and restore the original sparkle. The finish on Sandstone, Slate, Honed Limestone, Honed Travertine & Clay tiles is established using a gloss sealer. The old, dull sealer is taken away and a unique gloss surface sealer is used to produce the high polish.
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Use a pH-neutral product specially made for stone surfaces. Do not clean with abrasive or acidic solutions on stone. Prepare a paste using water and baking soda, apply it to the stain, cover it, and leave it for 24-48 hours before cleaning gently.
Blend baking soda with hydrogen peroxide to form a paste, apply it to grout, scrub lightly, and rinse. Once the grout is dry, apply a new layer of sealer to keep it protected.
Avoid using vinegar on natural stones like travertine or limestone; ceramic tiles are fine.
Allow air circulation, wipe water with a squeegee after use, and clean with a pH-neutral cleaner. Protect grout lines from moisture by sealing them.
Yes, grout and stone resist damage when sealed periodically. Seal porous areas every 1-2 years based on manufacturer advice. Apply sealant biannually to protect high-use surfaces.