Stone Tile Cleaning & Restoration Little Woodcote

Over time, Limestone will be worn and loose its finish. The dullness is brought on by minute marks on the surface of the Limestone where it was walked over. Limestone Polishing is your only way to revive the finish. Diamonds are used to take away the dmaage and marks and restore the surface.

In the event that tiles are not even, even this problem is named "lippage". We can grind away the jagged edges of the tiles, making a floor surface smooth. This really is a complicated process nevertheless the results are fabulous. The Limestone will get the appearance of looking like an individual area of Limestone.

After grinding, the Limestone and the grout are at the exact same level. After grinding and polishing Limestone maintenance is a piece of cake, as the mop slides on the floor. A smooth surface Limestone floor doesn't have grout lines to capture soil. Holes, chips and crack repairs tend to be part of the restoration procedure. After we have assessed the Limestone, we can advise the best Limestone restoration process.

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Slate is a wonderfully versatile stone which can be finished using a number of finishes including rough texture, smooth honed or polished polish. Whilst slate has a minimal porosity, it will probably always partially absorb and oil based spills, causing aggravating spots.

We use a mixture of machine scrubbing and hand scrubbing to get rid of all traces of previous dirty sealers and clean the tiles. Once the professional cleaning is complete,finally we employ a long-lasting sealer that also makes the floor better to maintain.

If you like a smooth floor, we are able to grind the ground, subject to your slate being suitable for grinding.

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Period Geometric or Encaustic floor tiles are found in Victorian and Edwardian hallways.

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

A lot of these floors were sealed and then covered up with carpet or lino.

With their age, these floors might have a range of covering residues, that need to have specialist cleaning

A colour intensifying sealer is used immediately after cleaning, to displace the initial colours in the tiles. A topical sealer or wax finish will give the floor tiles with a sheen finish.

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Porcelain is actually a ceramic mixture with additional sand and feldspar included to create a more compact tile.

The additional minerals helps make Porcelain much stronger than standard ceramic tiles.

If Porcelain is not properly processed, the top can be absorbent just like natural stone floors. The tiny surface pits insure that it is tough to remove this soil.

We possess the experience and equipment to remove this hard to reach soil.

We will help stop this soil with Porcelain sealers.

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

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There tend to be aspects of natural stone restoration when undertaking natural stone floor cleaning. natural stone floor restoration is generally a multi-step process. Stone floors suffer with foot traffic wear and damage, because people stroll on them. Foot traffic harm, stains and surface problems shows up on the majority of stone and tile floors, spoiling the finish, making the floor look flat and unattractive, subsequently the importance of stone restoration. Polished Stone tiles and granite floors show deterioration very easily, as small traffic scratching on the stone surface change the gloss and trap dirt. A surface sealer does not stop porous stone and tiles like Limestone, Sandstone and Terracotta gradually suffering from wear and spill problems.

Most natural stone and tile floors have cement grout. Grout is usually a little deep-set, so the grout traps more soil compared to the stone and tile itself. Many floors also often need crack, chip or hole repair.

We use grinding and honing to take out surface damage due to etch marks and scratches.Natural stone has the advantage that a soiled, porous finish can be taken off, unveiling a beautiful new surface.