Stone Tile Cleaning & Restoration Thornton Heath

Limestone ultimately looses its initial surface. The dullness is brought on by small scratches on the surface where it is often walked on. Limestone Polishing is the best way to restore the polish. We use industrial diamond polishing to hone and polish the Limestone tiles and restore the original surface.

If the tiles are not even, even this condition is known as "lippage". The only method to make a Limestone floor perfectly flat is by grinding off the lippage and irregular edges of the tiles. You require specialist machines and years of hands on experience to successfully grind a Limestone tile floor, however the final result is dazzling. The Limestone will get the look of looking like a single piece of Limestone.

Following grinding, the grout sits will be level with the Limestone tiles. Maintaining a ground and polished Limestone floor is similar to cleaning just one piece of glass. There will be no uneven grout deressions to trap soil. Chips, cracks and hole repairs are often an element of the restoration work. After inspecting the Limestone floor, we will advise the very best Limestone restoration program.

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Slate flooring is among the most well known kinds of natural stone, since it calls for less regular maintenance and cleaning. We are commonly called to restore slate when it suffers form layers of old sealer with ingrained soil, so that the finish appears dull and dirty.

We use rotary brushing devices and sealer removal treatments clean the slate. When our professional cleaning is finished,we then employ a lasting sealer which also makes your floor better to look after.

If you've got a suitable slate, it may be ground smooth, rendering it better to clean.

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Victorian Clay or Minton geometric floor tiles are laid in Victorian and Edwardian Hallways.

Victorian tiles are made from natural clay and have a natural matt finish.

A large number of these floors have been sealed and then covered up with carpet or lino.

Old waxes, polishes, paint spills and sealer remains tends to make cleaning many of these floors tricky.

After cleaning, the original colours in the tiles can look dull, so we apply a colour intensifying sealer to restore the original depth of colour. The mat finish can be polished by applying a wax or topical sealer.

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Porcelain is now an extremely desirable option to ordinary ceramic tiles and natural stone.

Porcelain is very moisture-resistant, therefore spills are not able to seep into the tile and cause stains.

If the blend of ceramic isn't right, the top of tiles may be porous. just like natural stone floors. The microscopic surface pits make it difficult to remove this soil.

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

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

In the event that 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 cleaning. Natural stone restoration involves a variety of treatments. All stone floors suffer from wear and surface damage. Traffic damage, spots and surface problems will happen on the majority of stone and tile floors, ruining the polish, making the floor appear flat and unattractive, subsequently the need for stone restoration. A polished granite or Stone floor shows wear more quickly as traffic wear that will start to damage he polish and dull the luster. Traffic problems eventually affects porous stones like Sandstone, Limestone, Terracotta and Travertine, which are most often coated with a surface sealer.

Grout can be the most sensitive part of a floor installation. Grout is usually a little bit concave, which means that the grout captures more grime than the stone itself. Cracks, chips and hole repairs will often be part of the restoration work.

Grinding and honing takes away damage from etching and surface scratching.Natural stone has the appeal that a grubby, permeable finish can be removed, revealing an attractive new surface.