Stone Tile Cleaning & Restoration Stoneywood

Limestone eventually looses the original finish. Scratches and etch marks pile-up and remove the initial polish. The best way to revive the appearance is through polishing the floor. We use diamond polishing to grind and polish a floor and restore the initial appearance.

If your floor happens to be installed leaving jagged tiles, this is certainly known as “lippage”. The only way to make a Limestone tile floor perfectly flat is by grinding off the lippage and uneven edges of the tiles. Grinding Limestone floors really should only be performed by specialists. The Limestone floor looks monolithic, appearing to be manufactured from an individual area of stone.

After grinding, the grout sits at the same level as the the Limestone tiles. It is easier to maintain a smooth, sleek Limestone than an irregular floor. Also, soil doesn't get stuck in the grout lines. If your Limestone has cracks and chips, we could repair them using resin fillers, closely colour matched with the Limestone. We will advise the right Limestone restoration service.

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Slate flooring is just one of the most well known forms of natural stone, since it requires less routine maintenance and mopping. Our company is mostly called to clean slate when it has layers of old sealer with ingrained dirt, so that the surface appears worn and dirty.

We use a combination of machine scrubbing and hand scrubbing to remove all traces of existing dirty sealers and clean the tiles. When our professional cleaning is completed,finally we put on a lasting sealer which also makes a floor better to maintain.

If you like a smooth floor, we could grind the floor, subject to the slate being suited to grinding.

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

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

A good deal of these floors were initially sealed and then covered up with carpet and lino.

Owing to their age, these floors may have a number of covering residues, that need specialist cleaning

A colour intensifying sealer is applied after cleaning, to bring back the initial colours into the tiles. A topical sealer or wax finish will give the floor tiles with a sheen finish.

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

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

Some inferior porcelain has microscopic holes that may absorb soil just like natural stone floors. If you have got a substandard Porcelain, surface soil can be difficult to remove.

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

After cleaning, we apply specific Porcelain sealers to prevent this problem.

If the porcelain is a through-colour, we could resurface the porcelain, the same as granite or Stone restoration.

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There in many cases are elements of natural stone restoration when undertaking natural stone floor cleaning. Every type of natural stone possesses its own characteristics and restoration difficulties. All natural stone floors suffer from surface damage and general wear challenges. The most typical issue we run into during stone restoration is oily grime trodden in to the floor forming a dull, unappealing surface. Polished floors like granite, Stone and terrazzo reveal wear much faster once the polished finish dulls from traffic scratches. A surface sealer will not prevent permeable stone and tiles like Limestone, Sandstone & Terracotta gradually struggling with wear and spill damage.

The vast majority of stone floors have cement grout lines. Grout is softer than stone and more at risk of abrasive and chemical wear and tear. Cracks, chips and hole repairs are commonly a part of the restoration process.

Etching and scratches are generally taken away by grinding and honing.Natural stone has got the appeal that a grubby, permeable finish can be removed, unveiling an attractive new surface.