Our specialists restore and repair stone and tile surfaces in Sands. Our process leaves your floors looking fresh and beautiful!
Clear pricing and timely service are our commitment to customers. Our experts inspect, quote transparently, and work quickly to avoid delays.
Prevent worn floors from diminishing your home's style. Reach out to Victorian Tile Services for your free quote. Our services aim to restore your home's beauty.
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We use advanced equipment and methods to achieve a perfect finish for your stone and tile surfaces. We enhance the natural beauty of each piece, keeping your surfaces a focal point of style and grace in your space.
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With proven skills, we ensure stone surfaces are carefully restored to their natural elegance. Our advanced techniques repair and polish stone to protect its unique features.
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We make it a priority to arrive on schedule, valuing your time. With precise timing and trustworthy service, we provide a seamless experience.
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Each stone stands out, and so does our method of care. We treat every stone based on its specific needs, delivering outstanding care and enhancing its natural beauty.
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Once we've surveyed your stone cleaning project, you'll get a written estimate outlining everything about the stone cleaning.
In the estimate, we'll outline the job specifics, including the methods and total cost, so you can make a well-informed decision.
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Our expert team will arrive on the scheduled date and work to make your floors look amazing.
For a lasting shine, follow basic Stone care tips. Dust your Stone often, clean with a pH-balanced cleaner, and avoid acidic substances.
Your Stone floors will look stunning for years if properly cared for.
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Gradually a Marble floor will lose its original shine. The dullness is due to minute marks on the surface of the tile where it's been walked over. Marble Polishing is your only way to revive the original appearance.
We use industrial diamonds to take away the surface damage and restore the initial surface.
If your floor happens to be installed leaving not level tiles, this can be known as lippage. We can grind off the irregular tile edges, making the floor surface level. This is an involved process nevertheless the results are beautiful.
After grinding, the grout sits at the same level as the the Marble. The Marble looks "monolithic", appearing to be manufactured from a single area of Marble.
Cleaning a ground and polished Marble floor is a lot like cleaning a single piece of glass. Also, soil does not get stuck in the grout lines. Cracks and chips can be filled with coloured resin repair fillers. The restoration needed will be dependant on the state of your floor.
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A Travertine floor has a porous structure, with lots of holes. Travertine floor tiles will come in a number of finishes, polished, smooth honed and tumbled. As the travertine wears, the hole filler comes out, and the holes fill up with unpleasant dirt and soil.
Working to the highest standard, Travertine floor cleaning and restoration specialists have industrial-grade sealer removers and rotary scrubbing machinery to remove the coatings of old sealers and ingrained soil.
After cleaning, any holes on a Travertine floor may be filled with coloured grout. We then use a long lasting sealer that can helps make the Travertine floora lot easier to look after.
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Steadily Limestone will loose the initial shine. The dull appearance is caused by tiny scratches on the surface of the stone where it has been walked on. The best way to revive the initial finish is through polishing the tiles. We use diamonds to remove the scratches anddamage and repair the initial gloss.
In the event that tiles are not really, even this condition is called "lippage". We can grind off the jagged edges of the tiles, making a floor surface smooth. Grinding Limestone should be undertaken by experts. The Limestone will have a monolithic appearance as a single piece of stone.
After grinding, the grout sits at the same level as the the Limestone. After grinding honing and polishing cleaning is a piece of cake, because the mop slides on the floor. There are no uneven grout deressions to trap soil. Limestone restoration generally involves some chip and crack repairs, using Limestone resin fillers. We will recommend the right Limestone restoration process.
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Terrazzo is made by mixing chips made from Stone, granite, quartz, or glass chips into a cement or epoxy medium . Eventually, Terrazzo will lose the original finish. Minute scratches and etching builds up and take away the original appearance.
Terrazzo Polishing is definitely the best way to bring back the original finish to the highest standard. We use diamond polishingto revive the initial Terrazzo shine. We can help to avoid this soil using Terrazzo sealers.
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Sandstone is produced principally from quartz, iron oxide, silica and calcium based deposits that makes it a very stable stone. Old sandstone can be covered with a variety of old coarings and trapped dirt, so ultimately, it needs professional cleaning and re-sealing.
We use a rotary brushing equipment, coating removers and pressurised rinsing to clean the sandstone Then we apply a long-lasting sealer that also makes your sandstone floor much easier to clean. After inspecting the tiles, we are going to advise the most appropriate Sandstone restoration service.
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Slate is a very popular floor and wall tile because of its low porosity and the many varieties and textures of Slate available. While slate has a minimal porosity, it will still partly absorb and oil based spills, leaving annoying marks.
There are specialist machinery and chemical treatments to remove the soil and old sealers, reviving the original slate finish. Then we use hard-wearing sealers.
If you have got a suitable slate, it may be ground smooth, rendering it better to clean.
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Terracotta is made of natural clay and historically has been used for roof tiles, sculptures, bricks and floor tiles.
Conventional Terracotta sealers will need regular upkeep and re-application, if they are not taken care of, the finish will begin to get dirty and become porous.
Irrespective of its vulnerabilities, Terracotta can be restored back into a great look.
We can seal the Terracotta with an original beeswax finish or a hard wearing synthetic sealer.
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Period Geometric or Encaustic floor tiles are installed in Victorian and Edwardian hallways.
The tiles are unglazed utilizing the the natural colours of the clay used to make them.
A good deal of these floors were sealed and then covered up with carpet and lino.
Owing to their age, these kinds of floors can have many different coating residues, that have to have professional cleaning
After cleaning an impregnating sealer is used to boost the colours and protect the floor tiles. Topical sealers and waxes can give a floor a sheen or glossy finish.
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Quarry tiles are a typical fixture in kitchen areas and for interior flooring for many years.
Many years of dirt and old sealers may lead some people to consider their tile floor is beyond repair, but that is often not the case.
While the tiles may appear soiled and discoloured, the tiles are amazingly resilient and could look just like new after a proper clean. If Quarry tiles are laid on sand, ash or lime, apply sealers that enable the free movement of moisture.
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Porcelain has started to become an extremely sought after alternative to traditional ceramic tiles and natural stone.
Porcelain is extremely resistant to moisture, hence spillages are unable to seep into the tile and result in stains.
If the blend of ingredients isn't correct, the top of tiles may be porous. just like natural stone floors. It may be tough to remove this soil.
We are able to remove ingrained soil with equipment made to get into the microscopic pits where the soil is held.
Our Porcelain sealers can help stop further soil problems.
If the porcelain is a through-colour, we are able to resurface the porcelain, exactly like granite or Stone restoration.
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Professional cleaning of Ceramic tiles is frequently less involved compared with natural stone floors cleaning and restoration..
The glazed finish is simpler to clean and restore.
Specialized tile cleaning will still bring a better finish.
Following cleaning we apply a specialist sealer. Care is much easier by having a sealed floor, additionally the sealer prevents spills transforming into stains.
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Natural stone floor cleaning commonly includes additional restoration services. natural stone floor restoration is usually a multi-step process. At the very least, all stone floors bear some kind of basic deterioration. Traffic harm, spots and surface damage will happen on many stone and tile floors, ruining the appearance, making a stone floor appear dull and unattractive, consequently the need to have stone restoration. A polished Stone or granite floor wears a lot faster as traffic abrasion that will start to wear he polish and weaken the gloss. Permeable tile and stone that is sealed using a film-forming surface sealer will steadily become affected by wear damage.
Most natural stone and tile floors have grout. Grimy grout is a very common problem to be solved on natural stone and tile floors. Holes can be filled and cracks repaired as part of a restoration.
Etching and scratches can be removed by resurfacing. Natural stone can be ground to show a fresh stone surface.
With time your floor will look dull and loose its luster and polish. This loss of shine is due to minute scratches on the stone where it's been stepped on. Ultimately, the natural stone will need to be polished.
On Stone, Granite, Terrazzo, Polished Limestone and Polished Travertine floors, the highest standard natural diamonds are used to eliminate the surface wear and rejuvenate the initial sparkle. The finish on Clay, Sandstone, Honed Limestone, Slate and Honed Travertine tiles is done using a gloss sealer. Polish removing chemicals are applied to clear away all traces of the old sealer, after which a brand new gloss sealer is applied.
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Apply a pH-neutral product to clean natural stone effectively. Refrain from using abrasive or acidic items on stone. Mix water with baking soda to make a paste, apply it to the stain, cover with plastic wrap, and leave it for 24-48 hours before cleaning.
Form a paste by mixing baking soda with hydrogen peroxide, apply to grout, scrub gently, and rinse. After drying completely, add a protective layer of sealer to the grout.
Do not use vinegar on natural stones like limestone, but it is safe for ceramic and porcelain tiles.
Keep good airflow, dry with a squeegee, and clean frequently with a pH-neutral cleaner. Sealing grout lines blocks water from soaking in.
Yes, seal grout lines and stone for added protection. Apply sealant every 1-2 years to porous surfaces for proper care. Apply a fresh coat of sealant biannually to heavy-use areas.