Stone Tile Cleaning & Restoration Over Wallop

Limestone ultimately looses the original surface. The dullness is due to small scratching on the surface of the Limestone where it is often walked over. The best way to restore the finish is through polishing the floor. We use industrial diamond polishing machines to restore the initial appearance.

It's nearly unachievable to install a Limestone floor absolutely flat. The only method to make a Limestone floor smooth is by grinding off the lippage and irregular edges of the tiles. You require dedicated machinery and several years of hands on experience to grind and hone a Limestone tile floor, but the final results are magnificent. The Limestone will have a monolithic appearance as an individual piece of Limestone.

Following grinding, the Limestone tiles will sit at the same level the grout. It is incredibly easier to mop a smooth floor than an uneven floor. There are no grout channels to trap soil. Chips and cracks can be filled with colour matched resin fillers. The restoration needed should be decided by the current state of your floor.

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Slate is an extremely popular floor and wall tile because of its low porosity and the numerous textures and varieties of Slate available. We have been mostly called to clean slate when it suffers form layers of old coating with ingrained dirt, so that the surface looks worn and soiled.

We have specialist equipment and chemical treatments to remove the soil and old sealers, restoring the original slate finish. When the professional cleaning is finished, use professional sealers that last for years not months.

If you've got the right slate, it may be ground smooth, making it easier to clean.

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Minton geometric tiles are installed in Victorian and Edwardian Hallways.

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

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

Cleaning these floors can be challenging because of the variety of old sealers and covering residues.

A colour intensifying sealer is applied after cleaning, to replace the original colours into the tiles. A topical sealer or wax finish can give the floor tiles with a high-sheen finish.

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Porcelain has become an extremely preferred alternative to standard ceramic tiles and natural stone.

This helps make Porcelain much more resistant to stains and simpler to keep up than traditional ceramic tiles.

If Porcelain is not manufactured correctly, the top can absorb soil just like natural stone floors. It could be difficult to remove this soil.

We are able to get rid of embedded dirt with equipment built to go into the microscopic pits where the soil is held.

After your porcelain floor is clean we are able to use a sealer to protect against everyday soil and spills.

In the event that porcelain is a through-colour, we are able to resurface the porcelain, exactly like granite or Stone restoration.

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Natural stone cleaning normally requires added restoration services. Restoring stone and tile usually involves many procedures. Stone floors have problems with foot traffic wear and damage, because people stroll on them. In many cases, soil, stains and traffic scrapes harm floor's finish, hence the need for stone restoration. Highly polished Stone and granite floors show wear quickly, as small foot traffic scratches in the surface alter the luster and capture dirt. Porous tile and stone sealed with a coating sealer will progressively suffer wear damage.

Grout is frequently probably the most vulnerable element of a stone floor installation. Grout is usually a little recessed, therefore the grout captures more grime compared to the tile itself. Natural stone restoration commonly requires some crack and hole repair.

We use resurfacing to take out stone finish damage due to etching and scratches. Natural stone can be ground to show a fresh finish.