Stone Tile Cleaning & Restoration Sherborne St John

In the long run, Limestone will end up matt and loose its surface. Scratching and stains build and damage the initial shine. The best way to reinstate the original polish is by polishing the Limestone. We employ industrial-grade equipment and diamond tooling to grind, hone and polish the Limestone.

It's nearly unachievable to install a Limestone floor perfectly flat. The only way to make a Limestone floor perfectly smooth is by grinding away the lippage and uneven tile edges. You should have specialized machines and several years of hands on experience to successfully grind a Limestone floor, however the final result is fantastic. The Limestone looks monolithic, appearing to be manufactured from an individual area of Limestone.

Following grinding, the Limestone and grout are at exactly the same level. Mopping a ground and polished Limestone floor is similar to cleaning just one slab of glass. Also, soil does not get stuck in the grout lines. Chips and cracks can be repaired with colour matched resin fillers. Once we assess your Limestone floor, we can advice on the best Limestone restoration process.

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Slate floors look fantastic with regards to textured appearance and vibrant colours. We are mostly called to restore slate when it has layers of old sealer with ingrained soil, and so the surface appears dull and soiled.

We now have specialist machines and chemical treatments to eliminate the soil and old sealers, rejuvenating the original slate finish. When our professional cleaning is complete, use industrial-grade sealers that last for years not just months.

If you prefer a smooth finish, we could grind the slate, but we have to measure the slate before grinding.

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Victorian Clay Tiles are found in lots of Victorian and Edwardian hallways.

The tiles have a matt finish and obtain their colour through the clay utilized in their manufacture.

Many of these floors were initially sealed and then covered up with carpet and lino.

The key issues with victorian floor tiles is removing decades of oils, polishes, dirt, waxes and grime while not causing harm to the floor tiles.

After cleaning, the initial colours in the floor can look washed out, therefore we apply a colour intensifying impregnating sealer to restore the original depth of colour. Topical sealers and waxes can give the floor a sheen or glossy finish.

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Porcelain is classified as a ceramic, but made with different materials than traditional glazes and clay tiles.

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

There are some inferior porcelains that can absorb surface soil and spills similar to natural stone floors. If you've got an inferior Porcelain, the surface soil can be hard to remove.

You need specialist machinery and cleaning solutions to eliminate this soil.

We can help stop this soil with Porcelain sealers.

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

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There are often aspects of natural stone restoration in natural stone tile cleaning. Natural stone floor restoration covers a number of services. All stone and tile floors suffer from surface damage and general wear issues. In many cases, soil, spills and traffic scuff marks spoil floor's finish, consequently the necessity for stone restoration. Polished Stone and granite floors show wear rapidly, as small foot traffic scuff marks on the stone surface alter the shine and trap soil. Wear damage sooner or later affects porous natural stone like Limestone, Terracotta, Sandstone &, Travertine, which are most often coated with a film-forming surface sealer.

Virtually all stone flooring have cement grout lines. Grout is softer compared to natural stone stone and tile and much more in danger of abrasive and chemical wear and tear. Stone restoration generally requires some crack and hole repairs.

We use resurfacing to take away stone finish damage brought on by etch marks and scratches.We can get rid of the existing finish from the stone, revealing a brand new clean surface.