Stone Tile Cleaning & Restoration Dunkeld

An original surface on Limestone tiles will ultimately go dull. Scratches and etching pile-up and dull the original shine. Limestone Polishing is the only way to revive the original appearance. We utilize industrial-grade equipment and industrial diamond tooling to hone and polish the Limestone.

If your floor has been installed leaving uneven tiles, this might be described as “lippage”. A Limestone tile floor can be smoothed by grinding away the lippage and uneven tile edges. This really is a complicated process however the the finished results are spectacular. The Limestone floor looks "monolithic", appearing to be manufactured from a single slab of stone.

Following grinding, the Limestone will be the same level the grout lines. Cleaning a ground, honed and polished Limestone floor is like cleaning a single bit of glass. A smooth surface Limestone floor doesn't have grout lines to retain grime. Limestone restoration commonly includes a few crack and chip repairs, using resin fillers. We can advise the right restoration service.

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Slate is an incredibly versatile flooring that can be sealed using a number of finishes from rough texture, smooth honed or polished polish. Slate floors need regular sealing to avoid soil and spills marking the appearance.

We use a combination of machine scrubbing and hand scrubbing to eliminate all traces of previous soiled sealers and clean the floor. When our professional cleaning is completed,we then put on a lasting sealer that also makes a floor more straightforward to clean.

If you prefer a smooth finish, we can grind the tiles, but we need to measure the slate before grinding.

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Many Victorian and Edwardian hallways may have floors made of Geometric Encaustic tiles.

The principal features of Victorian tiles are the natural clay colours and a matt finish.

Owing to how old they are, these floors have experienced plenty of wear and often have layers of various sealers.

Old polishes, waxes, paint spills and sealer deposits can make cleaning these kinds of floors challenging.

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

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Porcelain is classed as a ceramic, but created with alternative materials to conventional glazes and clay tiles.

Porcelain is extremely moisture-resistant, therefore spills can not soak into the tile and result in stains.

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

We possess the experience and equipment to eliminate this difficult to reach soil.

After cleaning, we apply specialist Porcelain sealers to avoid this problem.

If you have a trough-colour Porcelain, we could re-surface the tiles by Grinding and re-polishing.

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Natural tone floor tile cleaning is seldom just cleaning, there is certainly regularly extra restoration required. Natural stone floor restoration can take many techniques. All stone floors suffer with surface damage and general wear issues. In most cases, soil, spillages and foot traffic scratches spoil the floor finish, consequently the need for stone restoration. Polished Stone tiles and granite floors show up wear and tear fairly quickly, as minute foot traffic scuff marks on the stone surface dull the gloss and capture soil. Traffic problems gradually affects porous natural stone which include Travertine, Terracotta, Sandstone and Limestone, which are most often coated with a film-forming surface sealer.

Grout can be the most vulnerable section of a floor installation. Cementatious grout is generally softer than natural stone stone and tile and more at risk of abrasive and chemical based deterioration. Holes can be filled and cracks repaired included in a restoration.

Etching and scratches may be taken away by grinding and honing.Natural stone has the appeal that a soiled, porous finish can be taken off, exposing a lovely new surface.