Stone Tile Cleaning & Restoration Canonmills

An initial appearance on a Limestone floor will slowly loose its shine. The dullness is caused by small marks on the surface where it was walked over. Eventually, the floor will need to be polished. We use industrial diamonds to take away the marks and scratches and restore the initial shine.

If your floor has been put down leaving jagged tiles, this might be referred to as lippage. A Limestone tile floor should be leveled by grinding away the lippage and uneven tile edges. Grinding Limestone must only be completed by professionals. The Limestone floor will get a monolithic appearance as just one piece of stone.

Following grinding, the Limestone be at the same level the grout lines. An even Limestone floor is much easier clean. A smooth surface Limestone floor won't have grout depessions to capture dirt. If your Limestone has chips and cracks, we can repair the damage using resin fillers, closely colour matched to the Limestone. Once we inspect your Limestone floor, we will suggest on the optimum Limestone restoration processes.

Find outabout our Limestone cleaning Canonmills work along with our extensive stone floor cleaning restoration solutions or Book your free Quote

Slate floors look fantastic along with their distinctive surface and vibrant colours. Whilst slate has a low porosity, it's going to always to some extent absorb and oil based spills, making annoying marks.

We use professional sealer removers and rotary scrubbing appliances to eliminate the layers of old sealer. After the professional cleaning is completed , we leave the floor to dry, then put on a durable, easy to clean sealer.

If you want a smooth floor, we could grind the ground, subject towards the slate being ideal for grinding.

Read more about our Slate cleaning and sealing Canonmills service along with our entire stone cleaning  services or Book a Quote

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

Victorian tiles are made from natural clay and have a natural non-shiny finish.

Many of these floors were initially sealed and then covered with carpet and lino.

Old paint spills, polishes, waxes and sealer residues tends to make cleaning these floors a challenge.

After cleaning, the initial colours in the floor tiles can look washed-out, therefore we put on a colour intensifying sealer to revive the original depth of colour. If you prefer a sheen or gloss finish a surface sealer or wax can be used.

Discover moreabout our Victorian Minton Tiles cleaning and sealing Canonmills services and also our entire professional cleaningtreatments or Book a Quote

Porcelain is a form of ceramic tile.

Porcelain is extremely moisture-resistant, and so spills are not able to pnetrate into the tile and cause stains.

Some inferior porcelain has tiny holes that may absorb soil just like natural stone floors. It can be difficult to remove this soil.

You need specialist equipment and cleaners to eliminate this soil.

After cleaning, we use 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.

Get more information about our Porcelain Tiles Cleaning Canonmills floor restoration work including our extensive professional cleaning systems or Book a Quote.

Natural stone cleaning usually will incorporate added restoration services. Natural stone floor restoration involves a range of services. At the least, all stone and tile endure some form of generic deterioration. Foot traffic deterioration, stains and surface damage happens on most stone and tile floors, ruining the finish, making the floor appear lackluster and unappealing, hence the significance of stone restoration. Highly polished floors like terrazzo, Stone and granite show wear sooner because the shiny finish dulls from foot traffic scratching. Traffic damage gradually affects porous stones which include Sandstone, Travertine, Terracotta and Limestone, which are usually protected with a surface sealer.

Grout is generally the most vulnerable element of a stone or tile installation. Grout is usually a little bit deep-set, which means that the grout traps more grime compared to the stone and tile itself. Cracks, chips and hole repairs will often be an element of the restoration process.

Etching and scratches are usually removed by resurfacing.The beauty of natural stone is the fact that it could be resurfaced, to reveal a brand new finish.