
We expertly repair and restore stone and tile surfaces throughout Hotley Bottom. We use expert techniques to bring your floors back to their original beauty!
Our fixed pricing and timely service ensure a smooth process for customers. We handle floor assessments, share clear quotes, and complete the work efficiently.
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On the scheduled day, our crew will make sure your Stone floors shine.
To keep that shine, follow some simple Stone care tips. Regularly dust and clean your surfaces to prevent scratches. Use a pH-balanced cleaner designed for Stone to maintain the natural beauty. Avoid acidic substances that can dull the finish.
A little attention to care will keep your Stone floors stunning for years.
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The initial polish on Marble will bit by bit loose its gloss. Surface scratches and etching build up and dull the original shine. Marble Polishing is the best way to bring back the initial polish.
We use diamond polishing machines to bring back the gloss.
If the tiles are not really, perfectly even this condition is known as "lippage". The only way to make a Marble tile floor perfectly smooth is by grinding away the lippage and irregular tile edges. You should have specialized equipment and years of grinding and polishing to grind and hone a Marble tile floor, but the results are fantastic.
Following grinding, the Marble and grout will be at exactly the same level. The Marble will get a monolithic appearance as an individual area of Marble.
After grinding and polishing cleaning is very simple, as the mop slides on the floor. Also, soil doesn't get stuck into the grout lines. Marble restoration commonly includes some chip and crack repairs, using Marble resin fillers. After inspecting the floor, we will advise the very best Marble restoration process.
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A Travertine floor is a form of Limestone. Travertine floor tiles qre available in a number of finishes, smooth honed, polished and tumbled. As the travertine wears, the hole filler breaks away, and the holes get filled with unattractive dirt and soil.
Working to the highest standard, restoration firms use specialist machinery and cleaners to remove the soil and old sealer residues on a Travertine floor.
After cleaning, the Travertine floor could be grouted to refill any exposed holes. Finally, we use specialist sealers that will last for a long time to protect the Travertine floor.
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In the long run, Limestone will end up dull and loose its surface. This surface damage is caused by foot traffic scratches and surface etching Limestone Polishing is your only way to bring back the initial polish. We use industrial diamond polishing to grind and polish the Limestone tiles and bring back the original polish.
If your floor has been laid with not level tiles, it is referred to as “lippage”. We can grind off the uneven tile edges, making the tile surface level. Limestone floor grinding is a specialist process, that gives fantastic results. The Limestone floor looks monolithic, appearing to be manufactured from an individual piece of stone.
Following grinding, the Limestone tiles be at the same level the grout. After grinding mopping is very simple, because the mop slides over the floor. There are no uneven grout deressions to hold soil. Chips, cracks and hole repairs are often an element of the Limestone restoration procedure. After assessing the floor, we will advise the best Limestone restoration program.
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Terrazzo is made by mixing chips produced from Stone, granite, quartz, or glass chips into a cement or epoxy binder . The original finish on a Terrazzo floor will steadily go dull. The surface damage is due to traffic scratches and surface damage.
Eventually, the Terrazzo will have to be polished to the highest standard. We use diamond polishingequipment to revive the original Terrazzo shine. After cleaning and polishing, we apply specialised Terrazzo sealers.
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Sandstone is made of highly compressed sand, together with different minerals including quartz and feldspar. Sandstone can end up getting ingrained soil making it look dull and hard to clean.
We use a variety of machine scrubbing, hand scrubbing and pressurised rinsing to eliminate all traces of old soiled sealers and clean the floor to the highest standard. We then apply a long-lasting sealer that makes your sandstone easier to clean. We will advise the right restoration service.
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Slate is a really popular floor and wall tile because of its low porosity and the many varieties and textures of Slate available. Although slate has a minimal porosity, it will probably always partially absorb and oil based spills, causing aggravating spots.
We use a combination of machine and hand scrubbing to eliminate all traces of older dirty sealers and clean the slate. When the professional cleaning is finished, then use specialised sealers that last for decades not months.
If you have the right slate, it can be ground smooth, rendering it better to clean.
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Terracotta does not have any glaze on the surface, so that it will soak up spills and soil extremely quickly.
Terracotta is very porous so it is necessary to protect it with some protective sealer.
Industrial grade sealer removers and cleaning solutions help in removing old coatings and soil, although conserving the appealing finish.
We use a resilient sealer for terracotta, so you get the maximum benefit and value from your cleaning.
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Victoran clay geometric floor tiles are mainly found in Victorian and Edwardian Hallways.
The tiles are unglazed from the natural colours from the clay used to make them.
With the variations in home decor, these kinds of floors have underlay from carpet, lino adhesive, bitumen and additional sticky remains.
Cleaning these floors can be challenging owing to the range of old sealers and covering residues.
After cleaning, a colour intensifying sealer is applied to revive the natural colours in the floor. Topical sealers and waxes can give the floor a sheen or glossy finish.
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Quarry tile floors were once a proud feature in terraced houses and farmhouses in the country, but many of the floors have fallen into different states of repair.
Decades of ground in dirt and old sealers can lead some people to believe their tile floor is past repair, but that’s often far from the truth.
Professional cleaning can remove the several years of dirt and old coatings, revealing a beautiful floor. After cleaning, the tiles should be protected with a long lasting sealer.
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Porcelain is becoming an progressively preferred option to ordinary ceramic tiles and natural stone.
The added minerals makes Porcelain much stronger than traditional ceramic tiles.
There are some inferior porcelains that may absorb soil and spills similar to natural stone floors. If you have an inferior Porcelain, the surface soil may be hard to remove.
We possess the equipment and experience to remove this difficult to reach soil.
Our Porcelain sealers can help stop further soil problems.
If you have a solid colour Porcelain, we can re-surface the tiles by Grinding and re-polishing.
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Professional cleaning of Ceramic tiles is normally quicker when compared with cleaning and restoring natural stone floors or clay tiles.
Ingrained soil usually are on the surface of ceramic tile.
Specialist tile cleaning services will still bring better results.
Immediately after cleaning and restoration we apply a specialist tile sealer. Tile sealing prevents spills turning out to be permanent stains, making mopping more efficient.
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Natural stone floor cleaning often will involve additional restoration services. Each kind of natural stone has its own advantages and restoration challenges. Stone floors suffer with traffic wear and damage, because people walk over them. The most frequent challenge we run across during stone restoration is oily dirt scuffed in to the surface generating a dull, ugly polish. Polished floors like Stone, Granite and Terrazzo show surface damage a lot quicker once the shine gets dull from foot traffic scratching. Permeable stone and tile that is sealed using a film-forming surface sealer will eventually suffer from wear deterioration.
Most natural stone and tile flooring has cement grout. Grimy grout is a very common problem to be solved on natural stone and tile floors. Stone restoration typically includes some crack and hole repair.
Resurfacing removes damage from etching and surface scratches. Natural stone can be ground to reveal a fresh stone surface.
The initial polish on a natural stone floor is going to gradually dull. The dullness is caused by tiny scratches on the surface where it was walked on. Polishing is the the best way to regenerate the original sparkle.
We use the highest standard diamond natural stone polishing machines to revive the initial shine on Granite, Terrazzo, Polished Limestone and Polished Travertine floors. Clay, Sandstone, Honed Limestone, Honed Travertine and Slate tiles manage to get thier polish from a surface sealer. The best method to polish these tiles is by removing the old polish and apply a fresh layer of surface sealer.
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Select a cleaner made specifically for stone with a neutral pH. Avoid cleaning stone with products containing harsh acids or abrasives. Form a poultice with baking soda and water, spread it on the stain, cover with plastic wrap, and let it sit for 24-48 hours before rinsing.
Mix baking soda with hydrogen peroxide until a paste forms, apply it to grout, scrub lightly, and rinse. Once the grout is dry, seal it with a fresh coat to maintain protection.
Porcelain tiles handle vinegar, but natural stones like Stone will get damaged.
Keep the space ventilated, remove water with a squeegee, and use a pH-balanced stone cleaner. Grout sealer helps keep water out.
Yes, seal grout lines and stone surfaces to avoid stains. Apply sealant every 1-2 years on porous surfaces for optimal care. Reapply sealant every 6 months in zones with heavy wear.