Stone Tile Cleaning & Restoration Pilrig

As time passes, Limestone will end up dull and loose its surface. The surface damage is due to traffic scores and etch marks The best way to revive the initial appearance is through polishing the floor. We use industrial diamonds to take away the scratches anddamage and recover the original appearance.

It is almost unachievable to lay a Limestone floor completely flat. We can grind away the irregular tile edges, making the tile surface smooth. You must have specialist machines and years of grinding and polishing to grind, hone and polish a Limestone tile floor, nevertheless the result is dazzling. The floor will look like an individual slab of Limestone.

Following grinding, the tiles will be the same level the grout. Mopping a ground and polished Limestone floor is like cleaning an individual slab of glass. Also, soil doesn't get stuck into the grout lines. Cracks, chips and hole repairs tend to be an element of the Limestone restoration process. Once we inspect your Limestone floor, we will suggest on the ideal Limestone restoration procedure.

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Slate floors look great using their textured surface and stunning colours. Our company is commonly called to restore slate when it suffers form layers of old coating with ingrained soil, so the finish looks worn and soiled.

We use specialist sealer removal treatments and rotary scrubbing appliances to get rid of the layers of old sealer. Once the professional cleaning is completed,finally we put on a durable sealer which also makes the floor easier to mop.

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

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

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

Along with the changes in residential decor, these kinds of floors have underlay from carpet, lino adhesive, bitumen and other glue residues.

The main challenges with victorian floor tiles is removing several of oils, polishes, dirt, waxes and grime without causing damage to the floor.

After cleaning an impregnating sealer is applied to improve the colours and protect the tiles. The mat finish could be polished by applying a wax or topical sealer.

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Porcelain is a type of ceramic tile.

High quality Porcelain has very low porosity, which means less stains, less water damage and mold, much less need to be sealed.

When the blend of ceramic is not correct, the top of tiles could be porous. just like natural stone floors. The microscopic surface pits insure that it is tough to remove this soil.

We know how to remove embedded soil using equipment built to enter into the microscopic pits where the soil is held.

We can help minimize this soil with Porcelain sealers.

Solid colour Porcelain Tiles can be ground and polished, just like Granite or Stone.

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There tend to be aspects of natural stone restoration when natural stone floor cleaning. Natural stone restoration addresses a range of services. All stone and tile floors have problems with surface damage and general wear issues. The most frequent problem we encounter during stone restoration is fatty soil scuffed in to the surface generating a flat, unappealing surface. Highly polished Stone and granite floors show wear and tear quickly, as little foot traffic scuff marks in the stone finish alter the luster and hold soil. Traffic damage gradually has an effect on porous natural stone including Travertine, Terracotta, Limestone & Sandstone, which are most often protected with a film-forming surface sealer.

Almost all tile floors have cement grout lines. Grout is usually a little recessed, therefore the grout captures more soil compared to the tile itself. Many natural stone floors also generally need to have crack, chip or hole repair.

Etching and scratches can be taken out by resurfacing.The good thing about natural stone is that it may be re-surfaced, to reveal a new finish.