We handle the repair and restoration of natural stone and tile surfaces in Radnage. We make your floors look fresh and new again!
Fixed prices and timely service are how we prioritize customer satisfaction. Our team reviews floors, offers quotes, and ensures quick, hassle-free work.
Don't let tired floors reduce the elegance of your home. Contact Victorian Tile Services to get a free quote today. We are committed to refreshing your home's appearance.
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We use advanced equipment and methods to achieve a perfect finish for your stone and tile surfaces. We bring out the inherent beauty of each piece, keeping your surfaces a bold statement of elegance.
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Our professionals deliver outstanding results in maintaining and restoring stone surfaces to their natural elegance. Using high-quality methods, we polish and repair stone, highlighting its unique beauty.
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Punctuality is our promise, ensuring we are on time for your appointments. We are dedicated to being on time and dependable, ensuring a worry-free process.
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Every stone is distinct, and our care matches its specific traits. Our services are adjusted to meet the individual conditions of your stone, ensuring they get the care they deserve.
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It's simple to request a free stone cleaning quote!
You can give our friendly team a call at 07441-352-875, and they'll be happy to assist.
Fill out our quick quote request form online, and one of our estimators will contact you to schedule a stone cleaning job survey.
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After we survey your stone cleaning job, you'll receive a written estimate that includes all the details you need to know about stone cleaning.
The estimate will include all the job specifics, such as the methods used and the total cost, giving you the information needed to decide.
Once you've reviewed the estimate, let us know with your acceptance, and we'll arrange a convenient time for the job.
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Expect our expert team to arrive as scheduled and make your floors sparkle.
To keep your Stone glowing, regularly dust and use a pH-balanced cleaner. Avoid acids to maintain that shine.
Your Stone floors will look stunning for years if properly cared for.
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Over time, Marble will become matt and loose its finish. The dullness is due to microscopic scratching on the surface of the Marble where it has been walked on. Marble Polishing is the only way to reinstate the original finish.
We use industrial diamond polishing to grind and polish a floor and rejuvenate the surface.
Almost all Marble tile surfaces are uneven because the Marble tiles are not put down level. The only method to make a Marble tile floor flat is by grinding away the lippage and uneven tile edges. Marble floor grinding is an expert service, that gives outstanding results.
After grinding, the Marble and grout are at the exact same level. The Marble looks "monolithic", appearing to be produced from a single piece of Marble.
Maintaining a ground and polished Marble floor is much like cleaning a single bit of glass. There are no uneven grout lines to trap soil. Chips, cracks and hole repairs are often an element of the restoration work. We will recommend the appropriate restoration process.
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A Travertine floor is characterised by a honeycomb structure, with lots of holes. Travertine floor tilescan be supplied in a number of finishes, including honed, polished and tumbled. The initial hole filler often falls away, letting the holes fill with dirt and soil.
Working to the highest standard, Travertine floor restoration professionals use industrial-grade sealer removers and rotary scrubbing machinery to eliminate the coatings of old sealers and ingrained soil.
After cleaning, any holes in a Travertine floor may be filled up with colour matched grout. After restoration and re-grouting the Travertine floor we apply a long-lasting, easy to clean sealer.
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The initial surface on Limestone will bit by bit loose its shine. The dullness is caused by small scratches on the surface of the tile where it was walked over. The only way to revive the original appearance is through polishing the Limestone. We use diamonds to eliminate the damage and bring back the shine.
It's nearly unachievable to install a Limestone floor completely flat. We can grind off the irregular edges of the tiles, making a floor surface perfectly flat. Grinding Limestone really should only be carried out by restoration professionals. The floor will look like a single slab of Limestone.
Following grinding, the tiles will be at the same level the grout. After grinding and polishing mopping is a breeze, as the mop slides over the floor. There will be no uneven grout deressions to trap soil. If your Limestone floor has cracks or chips, we can repair the damage using resin fillers, colour matched to the Limestone. Once we have inspected your floor, we will advice he best restoration process.
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Terrazzo is made of natural stone pieces set in a cement or epoxy binder which is either poured on site or cast as tiles. With time, Terrazzo will end up dull and lose its finish. The surface damage is due to traffic scratches and surface damage.
Ultimately, the Terrazzo will have to be polished to the highest standard. Diamonds are used to remove the surface damage and restore the original Terrazzo shine. Our Terrazzo sealers can help stop further siol related issues.
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Sandstone is made primarily from quartz, iron oxide, silica and calcium based deposits therefore it is a very long-lasting stone. Whilst sandstone is durable it is also porous, so soil gets stuck in the surface and is difficult to remove.
We use a combination of machine scrubbing, hand scrubbing and pressure rinsing to get rid of all traces of old soiled sealers and clean the floor to the highest standard. Following cleaning we put on hard-wearing sealers. Once we inspect your floor, we can help you the best restoration process.
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Slate floors look fantastic with regards to textured appearance and vibrant colour. Cleft slate will get an accumulation of dirt inside the crevices that is difficult to remove.
We now have specialist machinery and chemical treatments to remove the soil and old sealers, rejuvenating the initial slate finish. After our professional cleaning is complete , we leave the floor to dry, then put on a durable, easy to maintain sealer.
If you prefer a smooth finish, we are able to grind the tiles, but we must measure the slate before grinding.
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Terracotta is one of the most permeable floors which we run into but has been utilized for floor tiles for millenia.
Terracotta can very quickly start to show marks, particularly if the current sealer has worn away.
Cleaning terracotta tiles begins with taking away the previous polish, sealers and ingrained soil with professional sealer removers and cleaning chemicals.
We can re-seal the Terracotta with a genuine beeswax finish or a hard wearing synthetic sealer.
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Victorian Clay or Minton geometric tiles are installed in Victorian and Edwardian Hallways.
Victorian tiles are produced from natural clay and have a natural matt finish.
Many of these floors were sealed and then covered up with carpet and lino.
The key concerns with victorian floor tiles is to remove years of oils, polishes, dirt, waxes and grime while not harming the floor.
A colour intensifying sealer is put on after cleaning, to restore the original colours in the tiles. The mat finish can be polished by applying a wax or topical sealer.
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Quarry tile floors were once a major feature in terraces and farmhouses in the country, but some of those floors have fallen into assorted states of repair.
Surface damage like scratches as well as other abrasions can occur in the event that tiles haven’t been properly sealed or even the existing slealer has worn away.
We can get rid of the layers of old coatings and soil, leaving a lovely new finish. After cleaning, the tiles can be finished with a durable sealer.
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Porcelain is a form of ceramic tile.
The added minerals helps to make Porcelain tougher than traditional ceramic tiles.
There are substandard porcelains that will absorb soil and spills just like natural stone floors. This soil may be hard to remove.
We possess the equipment and experience to eliminate this hard to reach soil.
Our Porcelain sealers may help stop further soil problems.
Solid colour Porcelain Tiles can be ground and polished, just like Granite or Stone.
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Professional cleaning of Ceramic floor tiles is commonly less involved compared with stone floors cleaning..
The glassy surface is a lot easier to clean.
Though, professional stone and tile cleaning and restoration will give your floor a better finish.
As soon as your floor is cleaned we'll put on a sealer. Sealing stops spills changing into permanent stains, and makes cleaning and restoration more efficient.
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There in many cases are aspects of natural stone restoration when natural stone tile cleaning. natural stone floor restoration is often an involved process. All natural stone floors have problems with wear and surface damage. The most typical problem we run into during stone restoration is greasy grime scuffed in to the floor causing a flat, unattractive surface. A polished stone floor wears more quickly since traffic abrasion that will start to scratch he polish and alter the gloss. A surface sealer will not avoid porous stone and tiles like Sandstone, Limestone & Terracotta eventually suffering from wear and spill damage.
Nearly all stone floors have grout lines. Grimy grout is a very common problem to be dealt with on natural stone and tile floors. Cracks, chips and hole repairs will often be part of the restoration work.
Resurfacing takes away surface damage from etch marks and surface marks.We can remove the old finish from the natural stone, exposing a new clean surface.
Slowly a natural stone floor will loose the initial finish. The lack of shine is caused by foot traffic scratches and surface deterioration. The only way to revive the first finish is through polishing the stone.
On Stone, Granite, Terrazzo, Polished Limestone and Polished Travertine floors, the highest standard diamonds are employed to take away the surface damage and recover the original sparkle. Gloss sealers create the shine on Slate, Honed Limestone, Sandstone, Honed Travertine and Clay tiles. The best method to polish these tiles is through removing the old sealer and apply a new layer of film-forming sealer.
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Use a stone cleaner designed for balanced pH care. Avoid using harsh substances like acid or abrasives on stone. 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.
Blend baking soda with hydrogen peroxide to form a paste, apply it to grout, scrub lightly, and rinse. Ensure the grout is dry before applying a new coat of sealer for protection.
Vinegar harms natural stones like limestone but is safe for ceramic tiles.
Ensure airflow, wipe off water with a squeegee, and clean with a pH-neutral product. Protect grout lines by sealing them to stop moisture.
Yes, sealing prevents stains on natural stone and grout lines. Seal porous materials every 1-2 years to maintain durability. Seal areas with frequent wear biannually.