Our specialists restore and repair stone and tile surfaces in Southcourt. Our team restores floors to their as-new condition effortlessly!
We ensure satisfaction with fixed prices and punctual service. We inspect, quote, and work promptly to ensure your routine is not disrupted.
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Our professional team will arrive on the scheduled day to make your floors shine again.
To keep your Stone glowing, regularly dust and use a pH-balanced cleaner. Avoid acids to maintain that shine.
With regular attention, your Stone floors will stay beautiful for years to come.
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Eventually Marble will lose the original finish. Scratches and spill damage build up and dull the initial surface. Before long, your Marble floor will have to be re-polished.
We use industrial diamond polishing equipment to restore the initial shine.
If your floor has been laid with jagged tiles, this is known as “lippage”. A Marble floor is leveled by grinding off the lippage and jagged tile edges. Marble tile grinding is a specialist job, providing brilliant results.
Following grinding, the Marble will be flush with the grout. The floor will appear like a single area of Marble.
A smooth Marble floor is much simpler clean. There will be no grout channels to capture dirt. Holes, chips and crack repairs in many cases are part of the restoration service. The type of restoration needed should be decided by the state of your Marble floor.
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A Travertine floor is characterised by its honeycomb structure, with plenty of holes. Travertine floor tiles come in a variety of finishes, smooth honed, polished and tumbled. As the stone wears, the hole filler breaks away, and the holes fill up with unpleasant soil, dirt and mopping water.
Working to the highest standard, restoration firms have specialist equipment and chemicals to get rid of soil and old sealers on a Travertine floor.
After cleaning, any holes in the Travertine floor could be filled up with coloured grout. Then we use specialist sealers that continue working for many years to guard the Travertine floor.
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An initial polish on Limestone tiles will slowly loose its gloss. The dullness is caused by microscopic scratching on the surface where it was walked on. Limestone Polishing is the only way to restore the initial polish. We use diamond polishing machinery to revive the original luster.
If your floor has been laid leaving not level tiles, that is described as lippage. The only method to make a Limestone tile floor perfectly smooth is by grinding off the lippage and jagged edges of the tiles. You must have specialist apparatus and several years of grinding and polishing to grind and hone a Limestone tile floor, nevertheless the final result is beautiful. The Limestone will get a monolithic appearance as an individual area of stone.
Following grinding, the Limestone will be at the same level the grout. It is faster and easier to mop a smooth, sleek Limestone than an uneven floor. Also, soil does not get stuck into the grout lines. Limestone restoration usually features some chip and crack repairs, using Limestone resin fillers. Once we inspect your floor, we can advice on the ideal restoration process.
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Terrazzo has been utilized for thousands of years as a decorative flooring The original finish on a Terrazzo floor will eventually go dull. Scratches and etch marks build up and remove the initial appearance.
Ultimately, the Terrazzo will need 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 soil issues.
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Sandstone is created mostly from quartz, iron oxide, silica and calcium based deposits that makes it a very sturdy stone. Old sandstone could be covered with a range of old coarings and trapped dirt, so preferably, it really needs expert cleaning and re-sealing.
We use a variety of machine scrubbing, hand scrubbing and pressurised rinsing to remove all traces of old soiled sealers and clean the floor to the highest standard. When the sandstone is clean, we allow it to dry, then use a long-lasting, easy to clean sealer. We will advise the correct restoration service.
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Slate flooring is among the most well known kinds of natural stone, since it requires less regular maintenance and cleaning. Our company is mostly called to restore slate when it suffers form layers of old sealer with embedded soil, and so the surface looks dull and dirty.
We use rotary cleaning appliances and sealer removers clean the slate. Once the professional cleaning is finished,we then employ a lasting sealer that will make a floor more straightforward to mop.
If you've got an appropriate slate, it can be ground smooth, which makes it much easier to clean.
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Terracotta is made from natural clay and has been used throughout history for roof tiles, sculptures, bricks and floor tiles.
Conventional Terracotta sealers will need regular upkeep and re-sealing, if they are not cared for, the surface will begin to get dirty and porous.
Regardless of its vulnerabilities, Terracotta may be restored back into a wonderful appearance.
We use a durable sealer for terracotta, so you get the most value from your cleaning.
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Minton geometric floor tiles are mainly found in Victorian and Edwardian Hallways.
The tiles are unglazed utilizing the the natural colours of the clay used to make them.
Along with the variations in home design, these kinds of floors have carpet underlay, lino, bitumen and other adhesive deposits.
The primary concerns with victorian floor tiles is to remove decades of oils, polishes, dirt, waxes and grime without adversely affecting the floor.
Following cleaning, a colour intensifying sealer is put on to regenerate the oroginal colours in the tiles. If you want a sheen or gloss finish a topical sealer or wax may be used.
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Quarry tile flooring is normally many years old and frequently needs a complete professional clean and restoration to bring it back into life.
One universal problem is old layers of sealer that should be removed.
Whilst the tiles may seem soiled and discoloured, they’re remarkably resilient and could look just like new after an effective clean. Quarry tiles tend to be laid with no damp proof membrane layer, therefore we need to apply the right sealer to allow the tiles to breathe.
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Porcelain is actually a ceramic mix with sand and feldspar added to create a more compact tile.
This makes Porcelain a lot more stain resistant and easier to maintain than standard ceramic tiles.
If the blend of ceramic isn't right, the top of tiles can be porous. similar to natural stone floors. If you have a substandard Porcelain, surface soil could be hard to remove.
You need professional machines and cleaning solutions to eliminate this soil.
We can help minimize this soil with Porcelain sealers.
Solid colour Porcelain Tiles can be ground and polished, similar to Granite or Stone.
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Professional cleaning of Ceramic tiles can often take a shorter time than stone floors or clay tiles..
Ingrained soil usually are on top of the ceramic tiles.
But, you will still have better results with specialist materials and equipment.
Immediately after cleaning and restoration we use a specialist sealer. A sealed floor is simpler to maintain and a sealer helps reduce stains.
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There in many cases are aspects of natural stone restoration in natural stone tile cleaning. Natural stone tile restoration covers many different treatments. At the minimum, all stone floors suffer some form of basic wear and tear. The most common challenge we experience during stone restoration is greasy dirt scuffed to the floor generating a lifeless, unsightly surface. Polished floors like Stone, Granite and Terrazzo reveal wear more rapidly once the polished finish goes dull from traffic scratches. Porous tile and stone that is sealed with a surface sealer will gradually be affected by scratch damage.
Virtually all stone and tile flooring have cement grout lines. Cementatious grout is softer than stone and much more in danger of abrasion and chemical based wear and tear. Holes can be filled and cracks repaired as part of a restoration.
We get rid of acid etching and scratching by resurfacing. Natural stone can be ground to show a brand new stone surface.
Stone floor tiles eventually loose the authentic polish. Scratches and spill marks accumulating and stripping the initial gloss. Finally, the stone tiles will have to be restored.
We use the highest standard diamond polishing machinery to polish Granite, Terrazzo, Polished Limestone and Polished Travertine floors, and return the initial finish. The gloss on Sandstone, Slate, Honed Limestone, Clay and Honed Travertine tiles is made using a gloss sealer. The old, dull sealer is removed and a new gloss sealer is applied to create the high shine.
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Choose a pH-neutral cleaner made for natural stone surfaces. Avoid cleaning stone with products containing harsh acids or abrasives. Make a poultice by mixing water and baking soda, apply it to the stain, cover with plastic, 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. Ensure the grout is dry before applying a new coat of sealer for protection.
Vinegar is suitable for ceramic tiles but not for natural stones like travertine.
Allow airflow, wipe with a squeegee after use, and clean with a neutral pH stone cleaner. Grout sealing helps reduce moisture absorption.
Yes, sealing guards grout and stone against stains and damage. Porous areas should be sealed every 1-2 years to stay protected. Apply a sealant every six months to well-used surfaces.