Stone Tile Cleaning & Restoration Whitchurch-on-Thames

Limestone ultimately looses the initial surface. This surface damage is caused by foot traffic scratches and surface etching Ultimately, your Limestone floor will have to be polished. We use industrial diamonds to take away the damage and bring back the initial appearance.

If your floor happens to be laid with not level tiles, this can be referred to as lippage. The only method to make a Limestone tile floor smooth is by grinding away the lippage and irregular edges of the tiles. It is an involved process however the the finished results are fabulous. The Limestone floor looks monolithic, appearing to be made from a single area of Limestone.

After grinding, the tiles and the grout are at the exact same level. After grinding and polishing mopping is a breeze, as the mop slides over the floor. There will be no uneven grout deressions to hold soil. Limestone restoration generally includes a few crack and chip repairs, using Limestone fillers. Once we assess your floor, we can recommend he optimum restoration procedure.

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Slate is a very popular floor and wall tile because of its low porosity and the many textures and varieties of Slate available. Although slate has a low porosity, it will nevertheless to some extent absorb and oil based spills, causing frustrating spots.

We have specialist machinery and products to remove the soil and old sealers, reviving the initial slate finish. After the professional cleaning is finished,we then apply a lasting sealer that also makes a floor easier to maintain.

If you like a smooth finish, we are able to grind the floor, but we have to gauge the slate before grinding.

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

The main characteristics of Victorian tiles include natural clay colours and a matt finish.

Due to their age, these floors have had lots of wear and often have layers of various sealers.

The primary issues with victorian floor tiles is removing the of polished, oils, waxes, dirt and grime without causing harm to the floor tiles.

After cleaning, the initial colours in the floor can look washed-out, so we apply a colour intensifying impregnating sealer to revive the initial depth of colour. The mat finish can be polished through the use of a wax or topical sealer.

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Porcelain is classified as a ceramic, but manufactured with different materials to standard ceramic tiles.

This makes Porcelain more stain resistant and easier to maintain than standard ceramic tiles.

Some inferior porcelain has tiny holes that may absorb soil similar to natural stone floors. It may be tough to remove this soil.

We know how to get rid of ingrained dirt with equipment built to enter into the microscopic pits where the soil is held.

We will help minimize this soil with Porcelain sealers.

Solid color Porcelain may be ground and restored just like Granite or Stone.

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Natural stone floor cleaning often will incorporate more restoration services. Restoring stone and tile frequently involves a number of methods. At the least, all stone floors endure some form of generic damage. The most frequent challenge we confront during stone restoration is fatty grime trodden in to the surface causing a flat, unattractive surface. Highly polished Stone tiles and granite floors show wear and tear quickly, as minute foot traffic scratches on the stone surface alter the luster and hold dirt. A surface sealer will not stop permeable tiles like Limestone, Sandstone & Terracotta gradually suffering from wear and spill problems.

Most stone and tile floors have cement grout. As it is a little bit deep-set, that means the grout traps more grime compared to the stone itself. Many natural stone floors also frequently need to have crack, chip or hole repair.

We use resurfacing to remove surface damage brought on by etching and scratch damage. Natural stone can be ground to reveal a fresh surface.