We restore and repair natural stone and tile surfaces across Kimble Wick. Our team restores floors to their as-new condition effortlessly!
We ensure satisfaction with fixed prices and punctual service. We assess, quote, and handle the job quickly, ensuring your routine stays uninterrupted.
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Our team has the experience to care for stone surfaces and restore them to their natural beauty. By repairing chips and polishing surfaces, we ensure your stone's natural beauty shines.
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The individuality of each stone shapes our approach to maintaining it. Our methods are designed to meet the exact needs of your stone, ensuring proper attention and great results.
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After your stone cleaning job is surveyed, we'll send you a written estimate with all the details of the stone cleaning process.
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To keep your Stone looking amazing, dust regularly, use a pH-balanced cleaner, and avoid acids that can damage the finish.
With a little attention, your Stone floors will retain their beauty for years.
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With time, Marble will be matt and loose its appearance. The dull appearance is caused by small marks on the surface of the Marble where it's been walked on. Marble Polishing is the best way to revive the appearance.
We use diamond polishing machinery to reinstate the initial luster.
If your floor happens to be laid with uneven tiles, that is referred to as “lippage”. The only way to make a Marble floor perfectly flat is by grinding off the lippage and uneven tile edges. Marble grinding is an expert service, that brings outstanding results.
Following grinding, the Marble and the grout will be at the exact same level. The Marble will have a monolithic appearance as an individual area of Marble.
Maintaining a ground, honed and polished Marble floor is a lot like cleaning just one slab of glass. Also, soil doesn't get stuck within the grout lines. Cracks, chips and hole repairs are often an element of the Marble restoration service. We will recommend the right Marble restoration service.
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A Travertine floor is a variant of Limestone. There will various forms of Travertine floor tiles, including tumbled, honed and polished. As the stone wears, the hole filler comes out, and the holes get filled with ugly dirt and soil.
Working to the highest standard, restoration service providers have rotary scrubbing machines and pressurised rinsing to clean the Travertine floor.
As soon as the Travertine floor tiles and the holes are cleaned, any holes are grouted using a coloured grout. Finally, we apply specialist sealers that keep working for years to safeguard the Travertine floor.
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In the long run, Limestone will become dull and loose its surface. The dullness is caused by tiny marks on the surface of the tile where it's been walked on. The best way to revive the finish is by polishing the tiles. Diamonds are used to remove the marks and scratches and repair the initial finish.
If your floor has been laid leaving not level tiles, this is certainly described as “lippage”. The only way to make a Limestone floor perfectly flat is by grinding off the lippage and uneven tile edges. Limestone grinding is a professional process, giving fantastic results. The floor will look like an individual slab of Limestone.
Following grinding, the Limestone tiles be flush with the grout. It is much easier to clean a smooth, sleek floor than a jagged floor. Also, soil doesn't get stuck within the grout lines. If your Limestone floor has cracks and chips, we are able to repair the damage using resin fillers, colour matched to the Limestone. Once we have inspected your Limestone floor, we can advice he optimum Limestone restoration process.
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Terrazzo is an attractive and durable flooring, hence its use as a flooring in supermarkets, airports, commercial and industrial buildings. The original finish on a Terrazzo floor will gradually go dull. Scratches and etch marks build up and remove the initial surface.
Eventually, the Terrazzo will have to be polished to the highest standard. Diamonds are used to take away the surface damage and restore the original Terrazzo shine. Our Terrazzo sealers will help stop further siol related problems.
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Sandstone is made from compressed sand, including different minerals including quartz and feldspar. Sandstone can end up with ingrained soil which makes it look dull and tough to clean.
There are specialist coating removers, rotary scrubbing apparatus and pressure rinsing to get rid of the layers of old sealer Then we use specialist sealers that will last for many years not months. After inspecting the tiles, we will advise the best Sandstone restoration service.
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Slate is a remarkably adaptable material which can be protected using many different finishes including rough surface, smooth honed or polished appearance. Slate floors need regular sealing to stop spills and soil marking the appearance.
We use a combination of machine and hand scrubbing to get rid of all traces of previous soiled sealers and clean the floor. Once our professional cleaning is complete,we then employ a durable sealer which also makes a floor more straightforward to clean.
Some slate floors could be ground to a smooth finish.
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Terracotta is manufactured out of natural clay and historically has been used for roof tiles, sculptures, bricks and floor tiles.
Conventional Terracotta sealers need to have frequent maintenance and re-sealing, if they are not cared for, the surface will start to get soiled and porous.
Commercial grade sealer removal treatments and cleaning solutions help in removing old sealers and dirt, while simultaneously conserving the appealing surface.
Whilst we can seal Terracotta with Boiled linseed oil and wax, we advise a tough synthetic sealer which will last for years, with minimum maintenance.
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Many Victorian and Edwardian hallways will have floors created from Geometric Encaustic tiles.
The tiles have a matt finish and obtain their colour from the clay found in their manufacture.
Owing to how old they are, these floors have experienced lots of wear and often have layers of different sealers.
With their age, these floors may have a number of covering residues, that have to have professional cleaning
After cleaning, the initial colours of the floor can look dull, so we put on a colour intensifying sealer to bring back the initial . Topical sealers and waxes will provide the floor a sheen or glossy finish.
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Quarry tile floors were once a proud feature in terraces and farmhouses in the country, but some of the floors have fallen into assorted states of disrepair.
Surface damage like scratches and other abrasions can happen in the event that tiles have not been correctly sealed or perhaps the seal has worn down.
We can remove the layers of old coatings and soil, giving you a lovely new finish. Quarry tiles are often laid without a damp proof membrane, therefore we want to apply the right sealer to permit the tiles to breathe.
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Porcelain is classified as a ceramic, but created with different ingredients to standard glazes and clay tiles.
Porcelain is extremely moisture-resistant, therefore spillages are unable pnetrate into the tile and lead to stains.
If Porcelain isn't correctly processed, the top can be absorbent similar to natural stone floors. The microscopic surface pits insure that it is difficult to remove this soil.
You need professional machinery and cleaners to get rid of this soil.
When your porcelain floor is clean we are able to use a sealer to protect against day to day spillages.
Solid color Porcelain can be ground and restored like Granite or Stone.
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Professional cleaning of Ceramic tile floors usually takes less time compared to stone floors or clay tiles..
The polish on Ceramic tiles is generally not permeable.
Nevertheless, professional cleaning, specialized chemicals and machinery will give the best results.
We always use an expert tile sealer after cleaning and restoraiton. Sealing avoids liquid spills turning out to be permanent stains, and makes cleaning and restoring more effective.
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There tend to be aspects of natural stone restoration during natural stone tile cleaning. Natural stone floor restoration involves many different treatments. At least, all stone and tile bear some form of general wear and tear. Foot traffic deterioration, stains and surface problems happens on many stone and tile floors, ruining the surface, making the stone look lackluster and unattractive, consequently the importance of stone restoration. Polished Stone tiles and granite floors exhibit wear quickly, as minute traffic scratches in the surface alter the gloss and trap dirt. A surface sealer does not avoid porous stone and tiles like Sandstone, Limestone and Terracotta eventually suffering from wear and spill problems.
Almost all stone flooring have cement grout lines. Cementatious grout is generally softer than natural stone stone and tile and much more in danger of abrasive and chemical wear and tear. Holes could be filled and cracks repaired as part of a restoration.
Etching and scratches may be removed by grinding and honing. Natural stone can be ground to reveal a new surface.
Over time a stone floor will loose the original shine. The loss of sparkle is due to minute scratches on the stone where it's been stepped on. Eventually, the natural stone will have to be polished.
Our staff use the highest standard diamond polishing machinery to grind and polish Granite, Terrazzo, Polished Limestone and Polished Travertine floors, and restore the initial finish. The shine on Slate, Clay, Honed Limestone, Honed Travertine and Sandstone tiles is established using a gloss sealer. The most practical method to polish these tiles is by removing the old sealer and apply a fresh layer of polish sealer.
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Choose a pH-neutral product for cleaning stone surfaces. Avoid harsh or acidic cleaners that may harm the stone. Mix baking soda and water, apply it to the stain, cover with plastic wrap, and let it sit for 24-48 hours before cleaning.
Make a mixture of baking soda and hydrogen peroxide into a paste, spread it on grout, scrub lightly, and rinse. Let the grout dry and apply a new coat of sealer for protection.
Ceramic tiles handle vinegar well, but natural stones like travertine will not.
Ensure air circulation, squeegee off excess water, and clean with a pH-neutral product. Sealing grout lines helps stop water penetration.
Yes, grout lines and stone surfaces should be sealed to avoid stains. Sealing porous surfaces every 1-2 years ensures long-term protection. Apply a sealant every six months for heavy-use zones.