Stone Tile Cleaning & Restoration The Square

Limestone eventually looses its original shine. Scratching and spill damage add up and remove the initial shine. Limestone Polishing is the only way to reinstate the original shine. We use diamonds to get rid of the scratches anddamage and rebuild the original finish.

In the event that tiles are not even, perfectly even this problem is known as "lippage". The only method to make a Limestone floor flat is by grinding away the lippage and irregular tile edges. You need specialist machines and many years of Limestone grinding and polishing to grind a Limestone tile floor, nevertheless the results are gorgeous. The floor will appear like a single area of stone.

After grinding, the grout sits is level with the Limestone. It is incredibly easier to clean a smooth Limestone than a bumpy floor. A smooth surface Limestone floor won't have grout depessions to hold dirt. If your Limestone floor has cracks and chips, we can repair the damage using resin fillers, colour matched with the Limestone. Once we have inspected your floor, we will suggest on the best Limestone restoration processes.

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Slate is an incredibly adaptable flooring that may be protected with a variety of finishes including rough texture, smooth honed or polished appearance. Riven slate can get a build-up of dirt inside the crevices that is difficult to get rid of.

We use a mixture of machine and hand scrubbing to get rid of all traces of old soiled sealers and clean the tiles. When our professional cleaning is completed, then use specialised sealers that last for a long time not just months.

If you like a smooth floor, we are able to grind a floor, subject into the slate being suitable for grinding.

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Minton geometric floor tiles are mainly found in Victorian and Edwardian Hallways.

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

Along with the changes in residential decor, many of these floors get carpet underlay, lino, bitumen and additional glue deposits.

With their age, many of these floors may have a variety of covering residues, that need to have specialist cleaning

A colour intensifying sealer is used after cleaning, to revive the original colours within the tiles. If you prefer a sheen or gloss finish a topical sealer or wax can be put on.

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Porcelain has become an increasingly desirable option to ordinary ceramic tiles and natural stone.

This makes Porcelain more stain resistant and simpler to maintain than standard ceramic tiles.

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

You need professional machinery and cleaning solutions to remove this soil.

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

If the porcelain is a solid colour, we can resurface the porcelain, exactly like granite or Stone restoration.

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There tend to be elements of natural stone restoration when natural stone floor cleaning. Restoring stone and tile always involves a range of steps. Stone floors suffer with foot traffic wear and damage, because individuals move over them. The most common issue we run across during stone restoration is fatty dust scuffed to the surface producing a lifeless, unsightly finish. A polished granite or Stone floor shows wear faster as traffic abrasion that will quickly wear he polish and dull the gloss. Permeable tile and natural stone that is sealed with a surface sealer will ultimately become affected by scratch deterioration.

Most stone floors have cement grout lines. Cement grout is generally softer compared to stone and more vulnerable to abrasive and chemical deterioration. Holes could be filled and cracks repaired as an element of the restoration.

Etching and scratches can be taken away by grinding and honing. Natural stone can be ground to show a new stone finish.