Stone Tile Cleaning & Restoration Mayfair

Over time, Limestone will end up worn and loose its polish. Scratches and etch damage build up and dull the original surface. Gradually, the tiles will have to be re-polished. We use specialist equipment and industrial diamond tooling to hone and polish the Limestone.

It is very virtually unachievable to install a Limestone floor perfectly flat. A Limestone tile floor can be smoothed by grinding away the lippage and jagged tile edges. You should have specialist equipment and several years of hands on experience to grind a Limestone floor, nevertheless the result is incredible. The floor will look like a single slab of Limestone.

After grinding, the Limestone will sit at the same level the grout. After grinding honing and polishing mopping is a piece of cake, because the mop slides over the floor. There are no uneven grout deressions to hold soil. Limestone floor restoration usually involves some crack and chip repairs, using Limestone fillers. After we have inspected the Limestone, we will advise the best Limestone restoration service.

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Slate is an incredibly flexible stone that can be finished with many different finishes from rough texture, smooth honed or polished appearance. Slate needs regular sealing to prevent soil and spills marking the surface.

We use a mix of machine and hand scrubbing to remove all traces of existing dirty sealers and clean the tiles. When the professional cleaning is finished, use industrial-grade sealers that will last for many years not months.

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

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Many Victorian and Edwardian hallways could have floors produced from Geometric Encaustic tiles.

The tiles are unglazed with the the natural colours of the clay used in their manufacture.

With the variations in interior design, these floors come with carpet underlay, lino adhesive, bitumen and different glue deposits.

Old paint spills, waxes, polishes and sealer deposits can make cleaning these floors a challenge.

A colour intensifying sealer is put on following cleaning, to restore the first colours in the tiles. A topical sealer or wax finish will provide the tiles with a sheen finish.

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Porcelain is a ceramic mixture with additional sand and feldspar added to create a denser tile.

Porcelain is very moisture-resistant, hence spillages are unable to soak into the tile and cause stains.

There are some substandard porcelains that may absorb surface soil and spills just like natural stone floors. This soil may be hard to remove.

We know how to remove ingrained dirt using equipment made to go into the microscopic pits holding the soil.

We can help minimize the dirt with Porcelain sealers.

In the event that porcelain is a solid colour, we can resurface the porcelain, just like granite or Stone restoration.

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There are often aspects of natural stone restoration when undertaking natural stone cleaning. Natural stone tile restoration may take many techniques. At the least, all stone floors bear some form of basic wear and tear. In most cases, dirt, spots and traffic scrapes spoil the floor finish, subsequently the necessity for stone restoration. Polished Stone tiles and granite floors exhibit wear quickly, as little traffic scratching in the surface change the gloss and trap soil. Wear damage eventually has an effect on porous natural stone including Limestone, Travertine, Sandstone & Terracotta, which are most often protected with a surface sealer.

Most natural stone and tile floors have cement grout. Grout is softer than natural stone stone and tile and more susceptible to abrasion and chemical damage. Stone restoration generally requires some crack and hole repair.

Grinding and honing takes away surface damage from etching and surface scratching.The good thing about natural stone is the fact that it could be re-surfaced, to reveal a new fresh finish.