Stone Tile Cleaning & Restoration Walham Green

The initial finish on a Limestone floor will steadily loose its gloss. The dullness is due to tiny scratching on the surface of the Limestone where it is often walked over. Limestone Polishing is the best way to bring back the initial shine. We use industrial diamond polishing to grind, hone and polish a Limestone floor and recover the original surface.

If your floor has been put down with not level tiles, that is known as lippage. The only method to make a Limestone tile floor perfectly smooth is by grinding away the lippage and irregular edges of the tiles. Grinding Limestone floor tiles should really only be done by professionals. The Limestone looks monolithic, appearing to be manufactured from an individual piece of Limestone.

After grinding, the grout sits is level with the Limestone. Mopping a ground, honed and polished Limestone floor is like cleaning a single slab of glass. There will be no uneven grout deressions to trap soil. Limestone floor restoration commonly involves some crack and chip repairs, using Limestone resin fillers. After inspecting the floor, we will advise the very best Limestone restoration process.

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Slate flooring is one of the most popular types of natural stone, as it needs less routine maintenance and cleaning. Although slate has a minimal porosity, it's going to always to some extent absorb and oil based spills, leaving frustrating spots.

We use specialist sealer removal treatments and rotary scrubbing machines to remove the layers of old sealer. When the professional cleaning is completed,finally, we use a lasting sealer that also makes your floor much easier to look after.

Some slate floors could be ground to a smooth finish.

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Victorian Clay Tiles are installed in many Victorian and Edwardian hallways.

The tiles have a matt finish to get their colour through the clay used in their manufacture.

A large number of these floors have been sealed and then covered up with carpet or lino.

The main challenges with victorian floor tiles is to remove decades of polished, oils, dirt, waxes and grime whilst not harming the floor.

After cleaning, the original colours of the tiles can look washed out, so we apply a colour intensifying sealer to replace the initial . Topical sealers and waxes can give the floor a sheen or glossy finish.

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Porcelain is a kind of ceramic tile.

The added minerals helps to make Porcelain stronger than traditional ceramic tiles.

If Porcelain isn't properly manufactured, the surface can be absorbent similar to natural stone floors. This soil can be tough to remove.

We are able to get rid of ingrained soil with equipment made to enter into the microscopic pits where the soil is held.

Our Porcelain sealers can help stop further soil problems.

If the porcelain is a solid colour, we can resurface the porcelain, exactly like granite or Stone restoration.

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Natural tone cleaning is rarely just cleaning, there is certainly frequently added restoration required. Natural stone tile restoration addresses a number of treatments. At the minimum, all stone floors endure some kind of generic deterioration. The most typical issue we run into during stone restoration is greasy dirt scuffed to the floor causing a dull, unappealing surface. A polished granite or Stone floor shows wear a lot quicker because traffic wear that will quickly damage he polish and weaken the shine. Traffic problems gradually has an effect on porous stones including Travertine, Limestone, Sandstone and Terracotta, which are usually coated with a surface sealer.

Grout can be probably the most vulnerable section of a tile installation. Grout is usually a little deep-set, hence the grout draws in more soil than the tile itself. Cracks, chips and hole repairs are often an element of the restoration process.

Acid etching and scratches may be taken away by grinding and honing. Natural stone can be ground to reveal a fresh stone surface.