We are experts in repairing and restoring stone and tile surfaces in Grove. We restore floors to a clean and beautiful condition!
Fixed prices and on-time service make things easy for our customers. Our team assesses floors, provides fair quotes, and completes jobs with minimal impact.
Keep your home looking great by avoiding dull floors. Call Victorian Tile Services to request your free quote. Our team restores the natural beauty of your home.
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Each stone’s features guide how we care for it. Our process considers the specific conditions of your stone to provide the best possible care.
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Our team of experts will work efficiently to rejuvenate your Stone floors.
Regular cleaning and dusting, plus a pH-balanced cleaner for Stone, will help maintain its shine. Stay away from acidic products.
A little care goes a long way in keeping your Stone floors beautiful for years.
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As time passes, Marble will be dull and loose its appearance. The dull appearance is caused by small scratches on the surface of the tile where it has been walked over. Before long, the tiles will need to be re-polished.
We use diamond polishing machinery to bring back the initial luster.
If the tiles are not really, even this problem is referred to as "lippage". A Marble tile floor should be leveled by grinding away the lippage and jagged tile edges. This really is an involved process but the results are beautiful.
After grinding, the Marble will be flush with the grout lines. The Marble floor will have a monolithic appearance as a single slab of Marble.
Maintaining a ground and polished Marble floor is a lot like cleaning just one bit of glass. There are no grout channels to capture soil. Chips, cracks and hole repairs in many cases are part of the restoration process. We can recommend the appropriate Marble restoration service.
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A lot of Travertine in the UK has a honeycomb framework with lots of holes. There will various kinds of Travertine floor tiles, including tumbled, honed and polished. As the travertine wears, the hole filler comes out, and the holes fill up with unpleasant dirt and soil.
Working to the highest standard, restoration firms use rotary scrubbing equipment and pressure rinsing to completely clean the Travertine floor.
After cleaning, the Travertine floor is often re-grouted to refill any exposed holes. We then put on a durable sealer that also helps make the Travertine floormuch simpler to look after.
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Progressively a Limestone floor will loose its original finish. The dullness is caused by microscopic marks on the surface of the Limestone where it's been walked over. Limestone Polishing is the best way to bring back the original appearance. We use diamond polishing to hone and polish the Limestone tiles and rebuild the initial polish.
The majority of Limestone surfaces are uneven due to the fact Limestone tiles are not laid level. We can grind off the jagged tile edges, making a floor surface level. Limestone tile grinding is a professional service, bringing incredible results. The Limestone floor will get a monolithic appearance as an individual area of stone.
After grinding, the grout sits is level with the Limestone tiles. It is much simpler to clean a smooth, sleek Limestone than an irregular floor. There are no grout channels to trap dirt. Hole cracks and chip repairs tend to be part of the restoration process. Once we assess your Limestone floor, we will recommend on the optimum Limestone restoration processes.
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Terrazzo is an attractive and hard wearing flooring, thus its popularity as a flooring in supermarkets, airports, commercial and industrial buildings. Terrazzo eventually loses the original finish. Minute scratches and etch marks build up and damage the initial appearance.
The best way to restore the original finish is by polishing the Terrazzo to the highest standard. We use specialist Terrazzo polishing machines and diamond tools to grind and polish the Terrazzo. We can help to reduce this soil with Terrazzo sealers.
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Sandstone is made of compressed sand, including various minerals including quartz and feldspar. Old sandstone can be covered with a range of old coarings and trapped dirt, so preferably, it needs professional cleaning and re-sealing.
Professionals use rotary brushing equipment, sealer removers and pressurised rinsing to clean the sandstone Then we apply a long-lasting sealer that also makes your floor more straightforward to clean. Once we look over your floor, we are able to advise you the best restoration process.
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Slate flooring is among the most popular types of natural stone, because it needs less routine maintenance and mopping. Slate floors need regular sealing to avoid soil and spills marking the appearance.
There are specialist equipment and products to remove the soil and old sealers, rejuvenating the initial slate finish. After our professional cleaning is complete,finally, we use a lasting sealer that also makes the floor much easier to mop.
If you have an appropriate slate, it can be ground smooth, rendering it easier to clean.
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Terracotta has got a unique coloring and a rustic appearance in the home, but must have careful maintenance to keep it looking its best.
Classic Terracotta sealers will need regular upkeep and re-sealing, if they are not cared for, the finish will start to get soiled and porous.
Despite its vulnerabilities, Terracotta could be restored back to a delightful appearance.
We can seal the Terracotta with a genuine beeswax finish or a durable synthetic sealer.
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Victoran clay geometric floor tiles are laid in Victorian and Edwardian Hallways.
The tiles have a matt finish and get their colour through the clay utilized in their manufacture.
With the variations in interior decoration, many of these floors come with carpet underlay, lino, bitumen and other sticky deposits.
The primary issues with victorian floor tiles is to remove decades of polished, oils, waxes, dirt and grime while not doing damage to the floor tiles.
A colour intensifying sealer is applied following cleaning, to displace the original colours when you look at the tiles. Topical sealers and waxes will give a floor a sheen or glossy finish.
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Quarry tiles are a common fixture in kitchen areas and for interior flooring for many years.
One common problem is existing coatings of sealer that have to be removed.
A professional clean and reseal is usually just enough to restore a quarry tile floor. If Quarry tiles are laid on sand, ash or lime, apply sealers that permit the free transfer of moisture.
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Porcelain is categorised as a ceramic, but made with different ingredients than standard glazes and clay tiles.
Porcelain is very moisture-resistant, and so spills can not seep into the tile and cause stains.
If the blend of ingredients is not right, the surface of the tiles can be porous. similar to natural stone floors. If you have a substandard Porcelain, the surface soil can be hard to remove.
We can get rid of embedded dirt with equipment made to get into the microscopic pits holding the soil.
After your porcelain floor has been cleaned we are able to apply a sealer which protects against day to day spillages.
If the porcelain is a through-colour, we could resurface the porcelain, exactly like granite or Stone restoration.
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Professional cleaning of Ceramic tile floors often takes a shorter time in comparison to stone floors or clay tiles..
The polish in Ceramic floor tiles is generally not porous.
Still, specialist tile cleaning and restoration does give your floor a better appearance.
A specialized sealer will be put on after the the cleaning process. Cleaning is much easier by having a sealed floor, in addition a sealer stops spills turning into stains.
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Natural stone cleaning often will incorporate additional restoration services. Restoring stone and tile floors often involves numerous stages. Stone and tile floors have problems with foot traffic wear and damage, because individuals stroll on them. Traffic deterioration, stains and surface damage shows up on many stone floors, spoiling the finish, making a floor appear worn and unattractive, consequently the need for stone restoration. A polished stone floor shows wear faster due to traffic abrasion that will begin to wear he polish and alter the gloss. Porous tile and stone sealed using a coating sealer will gradually become affected by wear damage.
The vast majority of stone flooring have cement grout lines. Grout is usually slightly recessed, that means the grout traps more grime compared to the stone and tile itself. Natural stone restoration more often than not requires some crack and hole repairs.
Etching and scratches are generally removed by resurfacing. Natural stone can be ground to show a fresh finish.
Progressively a natural stone floor will loose the original finish. This loss of sparkle is due to small scratches on the stone where it has been walked on. Polishing will be the best way to regain the original shine.
On Stone, Granite, Terrazzo, Polished Limestone and Polished Travertine floors, the highest standard natural diamonds are used to remove the surface damage and restore the initial luster. Gloss sealers produce the shine on Slate, Honed Limestone, Honed Travertine, Clay and Sandstone tiles. The best method to polish these tiles is through removing the old polish and apply a new layer of film-forming sealer.
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Use a pH-balanced product specifically for natural stone. Avoid solutions that are abrasive or acidic for natural stone. Use baking soda and water to make a paste, apply it to the stain, cover with plastic wrap, and let it sit for 24-48 hours before rinsing.
Prepare a thick paste from baking soda and hydrogen peroxide, apply to grout, scrub, and rinse with water. Let grout dry thoroughly before applying a new sealer.
Porcelain tiles handle vinegar, but natural stones like Stone will get damaged.
Allow ventilation, dry water with a squeegee, and clean the stone surface with a neutral cleaner. Seal grout lines to guard against moisture.
Yes, grout and stone last longer with proper sealing. Seal porous surfaces every 1-2 years according to manufacturer instructions. Seal busy surfaces again every six months.