We restore and repair natural stone and tile surfaces across The Lee. We transform your floors back to their original state!
Fixed quotes and reliable service make every step simple and easy. We inspect floors, deliver quotes, and finish jobs promptly to avoid inconvenience.
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Our experienced team ensures stone surfaces are well-maintained and restored to their original beauty. We repair damage and polish stone surfaces to enhance their natural features.
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We adapt our process to the unique qualities of each stone. We focus on the specific needs of your stone, providing targeted care to enhance its natural beauty.
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Following a survey of your stone cleaning project, you'll receive a written estimate covering the entire stone cleaning process.
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Our specialist team will arrive at the scheduled time, ensuring your floors are restored beautifully.
Maintain that shine by following a few simple Stone care tips. Dust regularly to prevent scratches and use a pH-balanced cleaner for Stone. Stay away from acidic substances to keep your Stone's natural beauty.
A little attention to care will keep your Stone floors stunning for years.
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Bit by bit Marble tiles will lose its initial surface. The dullness is brought on by microscopic scratches on the surface where it has been walked on. The only way to restore the shine is by polishing the Marble.
We use industrial diamond polishing equipment to reinstate the initial luster.
If the tiles are not really, even this condition is referred to as "lippage". The only method to make a Marble floor smooth is by grinding off the lippage and uneven edges of the tiles. You require specialist machines and many years of hands on experience to grind, hone and polish a Marble tile floor, nevertheless the result is gorgeous.
Following grinding, the Marble and grout will be at exactly the same level. The floor will appear like just one area of Marble.
It is less of a challenge to mop a smooth, sleek Marble than a bumpy floor. Also, soil doesn't get stuck within the grout lines. If your Marble has cracks or chips, we could repair them with resin fillers, colour matched with the Marble. The type of restoration needed is going to be decided by the current state of your Marble floor.
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A Travertine floor has a porous structure, with lots of holes. There will various forms of Travertine floor tiles, including honed, polished and tumbled. The original hole filler often falls away, permitting the holes to fill with dirt and soil.
Working to the highest standard, restoration service providers use rotary scrubbing machines and pressurised rinsing to clean the Travertine floor.
After cleaning, any open holes on the Travertine floor can be filled up with coloured grout. We then apply specialist sealers that continue working for a long time to guard the Travertine floor.
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An initial shine on Limestone will ultimately loose its finish. The dullness is brought on by microscopic scratching on the surface of the tile where it's been walked over. Before long, the floor will have to be polished. We use diamond polishing machinery to revive the shine.
If your floor happens to be installed with uneven tiles, it is known as “lippage”. The only method to make a Limestone tile floor perfectly smooth is by grinding away the lippage and jagged tile edges. Limestone tile grinding is a professional procedure, bringing fantastic results. The floor will look like a single area of Limestone.
Following grinding, the grout sits is level with the Limestone. It is a lot easier to clean a smooth, sleek floor than an irregular floor. A smooth surface floor won't have grout lines to trap soil. Limestone floor restoration normally involves a few crack and chip repairs, using Limestone resin fillers. The restoration needed should be determined by the current condition of your floor.
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Terrazzo has been used for many thousands of years as a flooring Progressively a Terrazzo floor will loose the original finish. The dullness is due to microscopic scratches on top where it's been walked on.
Terrazzo Polishing is definitely the only way to revive finish to the highest standard. We have diamond polishing machines to re-surface the Terrazzo and restore the initial finish. Once your Terrazzo has been cleaned and polished, we are able apply a sealer which offers protection against routine spillages.
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Sandstone is formulated mostly of quartz, iron oxide, silica and calcium based deposits therefore it is a very durable stone. Whilst sandstone is sturdy it is also porous, so dirt gets caught within the surface and is difficult to remove.
We have specialist scrubbing and rinsing equipment to get rid of the soil and old coatings, restoring the initial sandstone surface We then apply a long-lasting sealer that also makes your sandstone easier to clean. Once we inspect your floor, we can advise you from the best restoration process.
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Slate flooring is amongst the most popular types of natural stone, given that it requires less routine maintenance and mopping. Although slate has a low porosity, it's going to always partially absorb and oil based spills, leaving irritating marks.
We use a mix of machine scrubbing and hand scrubbing to eliminate all traces of old dirty sealers and clean the floor. After our professional cleaning is finished , the floor is left to dry, then put on a lasting, easy to maintain sealer.
If you prefer a smooth floor, we are able to grind a floor, subject to your slate being suited to grinding.
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Terracotta is manufactured out of natural clay and has been used throughout history for roof tiles, sculptures, bricks and floor tiles.
Terracotta can easily start to show marks, particularly where the existing sealer has completely worn down.
Cleaning and restoring terracotta tiles commences with taking away the existing polish, sealers and embedded dirt with specialised coating removers and cleaning solutions.
We use a long lasting sealer for terracotta, and that means you get the most value from your own cleaning.
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Many Victorian and Edwardian hallways will have floors made of Geometric Encaustic tiles.
The tiles have a matt finish to get their colour through the clay found in their manufacture.
Owing to their age, these floors have had plenty of wear and often have layers of various sealers.
The main challenges with victorian floor tiles is to remove several of polished, oils, dirt, waxes and grime whilst not doing damage to the floor tiles.
A colour intensifying sealer is used following cleaning, to displace the initial colours when you look at the tiles. If you want a sheen or gloss finish a topical sealer or wax can be used.
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Quarry tiles have been a typical fixture in cooking areas and for interior flooring for decades.
Whilst the tiles may seem dirty and discoloured, these floors are surprisingly resilient and can look just like new after a suitable clean.
A specialist clean and reseal is usually just enough to restore a quarry tile floor. If the tiles are laid on sand, ash or lime, apply sealers that allow the free movement of moisture.
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Porcelain is classified as a ceramic, but manufactured with different materials to conventional glazed tiles.
Porcelain is very moisture-resistant, therefore spills can't seep into the tile and result in stains.
If Porcelain is not properly made, the top can absorb soil similar to natural stone floors. This soil could be difficult to remove.
You need professional machines and cleaners to get rid of this soil.
Our Porcelain sealers can help stop further soil problems.
If you have got a trough-colour Porcelain, we can re-surface the tiles by Grinding and re-polishing.
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Professional cleaning of Ceramic tiles is typically easier as compared to cleaning stone floors or clay tiles.
A glazed surface is a lot easier to clean and restore.
Nonetheless, you can expect to still get a better finish with professional equipment.
We always put on a professional tile sealer after cleaning. Ceramic tile sealing helps make mopping much easier and will help protect against spillages.
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Natural tone floor cleaning is hardly ever just cleaning, there is certainly frequently extra restoration required. Natural stone floor restoration covers a number of services. Natural stone floors suffer with traffic wear and damage, because individuals walk over them. In most cases, soil, stains and foot traffic scrapes harm floor's finish, hence the need for stone restoration. A polished granite or Stone floor wears faster due to traffic wear that will quickly wear he finish and alter the luster. Permeable natural stone and tile sealed with a surface sealer will ultimately suffer scratch deterioration.
Grout is frequently the most vulnerable element of a tile installation. Cementatious grout is generally softer than stone and much more vulnerable to abrasion and chemical based damage. Cracks, chips and hole repairs are often a part of the restoration work.
We use grinding and honing to get rid of surface damage brought on by etching and scratches. Natural stone can be ground to reveal a fresh stone surface.
The initial polish on a stone floor will slowly go dull. The loss of gloss is brought on by small scratches on the stone where it has been stepped on. Ultimately, the floor will need to be re-polished.
On Stone, Granite, Terrazzo, Polished Limestone and Polished Travertine floors, the highest standard natural diamonds are utilized to remove the surface wear and rebuild the initial polish. Gloss sealers produce the shine on Slate, Sandstone, Honed Limestone, Honed Travertine and Clay tiles. The old, dull surface sealer is taken away and a new gloss surface sealer is used to produce the high shine.
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Use a stone-safe cleaner with a pH-neutral formula. Avoid cleaners that contain acids or abrasives on stone. Make a paste with baking soda and water, place it on the stain, cover with plastic wrap, and wait 24-48 hours before scrubbing gently.
Form a thick paste with hydrogen peroxide and baking soda, apply to grout, scrub gently, and rinse. Let the grout dry completely, then apply a fresh layer of sealer for protection.
Vinegar is safe for ceramic tiles but harmful to natural stone like Stone.
Ensure ventilation, dry water off with a squeegee, and clean regularly with a pH-neutral solution. Sealing grout helps reduce water penetration.
Yes, sealing natural stone and grout lines helps prevent stains and wear. Sealing porous areas every 1-2 years ensures proper protection. Reapply sealant every 6 months on areas with heavy use.