Stone Tile Cleaning & Restoration Vale of Health

Limestone ultimately looses the original shine. The dull appearance is brought on by microscopic scratches on the surface of the tile where it has been walked over. Limestone Polishing is the best way to reinstate the polish. We use industrial diamond polishing equipment to bring back the original sparkle.

The majority of Limestone surfaces are uneven since the tiles are not installed level. The only method to make a Limestone tile floor perfectly flat is by grinding away the lippage and irregular edges of the tiles. It is a complicated process nevertheless the the finished results are breathtaking. The Limestone floor will have the appearance of being an individual piece of stone.

After grinding, the Limestone will be flush with the grout lines. An even Limestone finish is much simpler to keep up. There are no uneven grout lines to hold soil. Limestone floor restoration typically features a few chip and crack repairs, using Limestone resin fillers. The type of restoration needed will be based on the condition of of the floor.

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Slate flooring is just one of the most widely used types of natural stone, as it calls for less routine maintenance and cleaning. Whilst slate has a minimal porosity, it will probably always partly absorb and oil based spills, making irritating spots.

We use industrial-grade sealer removers and rotary scrubbing machines to remove the layers of old coatings. After the professional cleaning is finished , we leave the floor to dry, then use a durable, easy to maintain sealer.

If you want a smooth finish, we could grind the slate, but we must gauge the slate before grinding.

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

The primary qualities of Victorian tiles include natural clay colours and a matt finish.

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

The primary issues with victorian floor tiles is removing several of polished, oils, waxes, dirt and grime whilst not adversely affecting the floor.

After cleaning an impregnating sealer is put on to enhance the colours and protect the floor tiles. Topical sealers and waxes will provide the floor a sheen or glossy finish.

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Porcelain is classified as a ceramic, but created with different materials to standard glazes and clay tiles.

Porcelain is very resistant to moisture, so spills are unable to seep into the tile and lead to stains.

If Porcelain is not properly processed, the surface can be absorbent similar to natural stone floors. The tiny surface pits insure that it is hard to remove this soil.

You need specialist equipment and cleaners to remove this soil.

After your porcelain floor is clean we are able to use a sealer to protect against day to day spillages.

Solid colour Porcelain Tiles can certainly be ground and polished, similar to Granite or Stone.

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Natural stone cleaning commonly requires additional restoration services. Each type of natural stone possesses its own advantages and restoration issues. All stone and tile floors have problems with wear and surface damage. In many cases, soil, stains and foot traffic scuff marks ruin the floor finish, hence the need to have stone restoration. Polished Stone tiles and granite floors show up wear and tear quickly, as small traffic scuff marks on the surface alter the luster and hold dirt. Traffic damage gradually affects porous stones including Sandstone, Terracotta, Limestone and Travertine, which are usually coated with a film-forming surface sealer.

Grout is frequently probably the most vulnerable part of a natural stone installation. Grout is usually a little deep-set, hence the grout captures more grime than the natural stone itself. Cracks, chips and hole repairs are commonly an element of the restoration work.

Etching and scratches are usually taken away by resurfacing.Natural stone has the appeal that a dirty, permeable finish can be taken away, unveiling a beautiful new surface.