Stone Tile Cleaning & Restoration Harold Hill

Limestone eventually looses the initial finish. The dullness is brought on by small marks on the surface of the stone where it's been walked over. The only way to bring back the finish is by polishing the Limestone. We use diamond polishing to grind and polish the Limestone tiles and bring back the initial polish.

Nearly all Limestone tile floors are not even due to the fact tiles are not set level. The only way to make a Limestone tile floor flat is by grinding away the lippage and jagged tile edges. Limestone floor grinding is a professional service, giving incredible results. The Limestone floor looks "monolithic", appearing to be manufactured from just one slab of Limestone.

After grinding, the Limestone and the grout are at exactly the same level. It is much easier to maintain a smooth, sleek Limestone than an irregular floor. There are no uneven grout deressions to hold soil. Chips and cracks can be filled with colour matched resin repair fillers. The type of restoration needed should be determined by the condition of of the Limestone floor.

Get more informationabout our Limestone cleaning Harold Hill work in addition to our comprehensive stone floor cleaning restoration options or Book your free Quote

Slate flooring is among the most well known forms of natural stone, because it calls for less maintenance and mopping. We are commonly called to clean slate when it suffers form layers of old coating with ingrained dirt, and so the surface appears dull and dirty.

There are specialist machinery and chemical treatments to eliminate the soil and old coatings, rejuvenating the original slate finish. When the professional cleaning is completed,finally, we employ a long-lasting sealer which also makes your floor easier to clean.

If you want a smooth floor, we are able to grind a floor, subject towards the slate being suited to grinding.

Read more about our Slate cleaning and sealing Harold Hill work and our entire stone cleaning  options or Book a Quote

Victorian Clay Tiles are found in a lot of Victorian and Edwardian hallways.

Victorian tiles are made of natural clay and have a normal non-shiny finish.

Because of their age, these floors have experienced lots of wear and can have layers of different sealers.

Owing to their age, these kinds of floors may have a number of coating residues, that need expert cleaning

After cleaning an impregnating sealer is used to boost the colours and protect the floor tiles. If you like a sheen or gloss finish a topical sealer or wax may be put on.

Read moreabout our Victorian Minton Tiles cleaning and sealing Harold Hill service as well as our extensive professional cleaningtreatments or Book a Quote

Porcelain is a kind of ceramic tile.

This makes Porcelain a lot more resistant to stains and easier to keep up than standard ceramic tiles.

Some inferior porcelain has surface pores which will absorb soil similar to natural stone floors. It can be difficult to remove this soil.

We possess the experience and equipment to eliminate this difficult to reach soil.

After cleaning, we apply specialist Porcelain sealers to avoid this problem.

If you've got a trough-colour Porcelain, we could re-surface the tiles by Grinding and re-polishing.

Find out about our Porcelain Tiles Cleaning Harold Hill floor restoration work plus our extensive professional cleaning treatments or Book a Quote.

There are often aspects of natural stone restoration during natural stone floor cleaning. natural stone floor restoration is generally an involved process. All stone and tile floors have problems with surface damage and general wear challenges. Foot traffic harm, spots and surface damage happens on the majority of stone and tile floors, damaging the finish, making the floor look flat and unappealing, consequently the need to have stone restoration. Highly polished floors like Stone, Granite and Terrazzo reveal surface damage more quickly because the shine goes dull from foot traffic scratching. Traffic problems sooner or later affects porous stones such as Limestone, Terracotta, Sandstone and, Travertine, which are most often coated with a film-forming surface sealer.

Most stone and tile floors have grout. Being a little bit concave, hence the grout captures more dirt compared to the stone and tile itself. Many stone floors also commonly need crack, chip or hole repair.

Acid etching and scratches are usually taken out by grinding and honing.You can get rid of the old finish from the natural stone, uncovering a brand new clean finish.