Our team provides repair and restoration for a variety of stone and tile surfaces in Dunstable. We bring back the beauty of your floors with expert care!
We ensure satisfaction with fixed prices and punctual service. We assess your floors, quote fairly, and ensure the work is done without delay.
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Following the survey of your stone cleaning job, we'll provide a detailed written estimate covering the stone cleaning process.
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Our expert team will arrive on the scheduled date and work to make your floors look amazing.
To keep your Stone looking amazing, dust regularly, use a pH-balanced cleaner, and avoid acids that can damage the finish.
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Gradually a Marble floor will lose the initial surface. The dullness is caused by minute marks on the surface of the Marble where it has been walked on. The only way to revive the original finish is through polishing the floor.
We use industrial diamond polishing machinery to revive the original shine.
Most Marble surfaces are not even as the tiles are not installed level. The only way to make a Marble floor smooth is by grinding away the lippage and uneven tile edges. You should have specialist apparatus and many years of experience to grind and hone a Marble tile floor, but the results are magnificent.
Following grinding, the tiles will be flush with the grout. The Marble floor will have a monolithic appearance as a single slab of Marble.
It is much simpler to clean a smooth Marble than a jagged floor. There will be no uneven grout lines to hold soil. Marble floor restoration commonly includes some crack and chip repairs, using Marble fillers. After inspecting the Marble, we can advise the best Marble restoration program.
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A Travertine floor is characterised by its honeycomb structure, with lots of holes. There will various kinds of Travertine floor tiles, including polished, honed and tumbled. With time, the original hole filler falls out, and the holes get filled with unsightly soil.
Working to the highest standard, restoration Companies have rotary scrubbing machinery and pressure rinsing to wash the Travertine floor.
After the Travertine floor tiles and any holes are clean, any open holes are grout filled using a colour matched grout. We then apply specialist sealers that last for many years to protect the Travertine floor.
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Over time Limestone will loose the original polish. The damage to the surface is due to traffic scratches and etch marks The only way to bring back the initial finish is by polishing the tiles. We use diamond polishing equipment to restore the luster.
If your floor has been installed leaving uneven tiles, this will be described as “lippage”. We can grind away the uneven edges of the tiles, making the floor surface level. Grinding Limestone floors should really only be performed by restoration professionals. The Limestone will get the appearance of being just one slab of Limestone.
Following grinding, the Limestone will be the same level the grout. After grinding honing and polishing maintenance is very simple, as the mop slides over the floor. There are no grout channels to capture soil. If your Limestone floor has chips or cracks, we could repair the damage with resin fillers, colour matched with the Limestone. Once we have assessed your Limestone floor, we can suggest he best Limestone restoration process.
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Terrazzo is a nice-looking and hard wearing flooring, thus its popularity as flooring in supermarkets, airports, commercial and industrial buildings. Terrazzo eventually loses the original finish. Small scratches and etch marks build up and take away the original finish.
Ultimately, the Terrazzo will need to be polished to the highest standard. We use specialist Terrazzo polishing equipment and diamond tooling to grind and polish the Terrazzo. We can help to reduce this soil with Terrazzo sealers.
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Sandstone is made primarily of quartz, iron oxide, silica and calcium based deposits therefore it is a very long-lasting stone. Sandstone can end up getting ingrained soil making it look dull and tough to clean.
We use a mix of machine scrubbing, hand scrubbing and pressurised rinsing to remove all traces of old soiled sealers and clean a floor to the highest standard. Then we use specialist sealers that will last for many years not months. We shall advise the appropriate restoration service.
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Slate is a very popular floor and wall tile because of its low porosity and the many textures and varieties of Slate available. Slate needs regular sealing to stop spills and soil marking the finish.
There are industrial-grade sealer removal treatments and scrubbing machines to eliminate the layers of old sealer. When the professional cleaning is completed,finally we apply a durable sealer which also makes your floor more straightforward to clean.
If you have got the right slate, it may be ground smooth, rendering it much easier to clean.
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Terracotta is among the most porous floors which we come across but has been utilized for floor tiles for thousands of years.
Standard Terracotta sealers need frequent maintenance and re-sealing, if they're not cared for, the surface will quickly get dirty and become porous.
Sealer deposits, soil and markings could be taken out with rotary scrubbing and sealer removers.
We can re-wax the Terracotta or use a hard-wearing synthetic sealer that is much simpler to maintain.
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Period Geometric or Encaustic floor tiles are installed in Victorian and Edwardian hallways.
The tiles have a matt finish and get their colour through the clay used in their manufacture.
Owing to how old they are, these floors have experienced plenty of wear and can have layers of different sealers.
Cleaning these floors can be challenging because of all of the old sealers and covering residues.
A colour intensifying sealer is put on following cleaning, to displace the original colours into the tiles. A topical sealer or wax finish can give the tiles with a high-sheen finish.
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Quarry tiles are a common fixture in kitchens and for interior flooring for decades.
One common problem is former films of sealer which have to be taken off.
Whilst the tiles may seem dirty and discoloured, they’re amazingly resilient and could look just like new after an effective clean. If the tiles are laid on sand, ash or lime, use sealers that enable the free movement of moisture.
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Porcelain is actually a ceramic mix with sand and feldspar added to develop a denser tile.
The added minerals helps make Porcelain tougher than traditional ceramic tiles.
If Porcelain is not correctly manufactured, the top can absorb soil similar to natural stone floors. It could be tough to remove this soil.
You need professional equipment and cleaning solutions to eliminate this soil.
Our Porcelain sealers can help stop further soil problems.
Solid color Porcelain can be ground and restored just like Granite or Stone.
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Professional cleaning of Ceramic tile floors can often take a shorter time than natural stone floors or clay tiles..
Generally speaking, the glazed surface frees ingrained soil more easily.
Nevertheless, you certainly will still get better results with specialized equipment.
After cleaning and restoration we put on a professional tile sealer. Sealing prevents spills changing into stains, and makes cleaning and restoring more effective.
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There in many cases are elements of natural stone restoration during natural stone floor cleaning. Each kind of natural stone possesses its own characteristics and restoration concerns. At least, all stone and tile endure some form of general wear and tear. In most cases, soil, stains and foot traffic scuff marks ruin the floor finish, consequently the necessity for stone restoration. Polished Stone tiles and granite floors show wear and tear very easily, as small foot traffic scuff marks in the surface change the shine and hold dirt. Permeable tile and natural stone sealed using a coating sealer will ultimately be affected by scratch damage.
Most stone and tile flooring has grout. Grout is usually a little bit deep-set, which means that the grout draws in more dirt than the tile itself. Holes could be filled and cracks repaired included in a restoration.
We use grinding and honing to take out surface damage caused by etching and scratches.Natural stone has got the advantage that a dirty, permeable finish can be taken away, revealing an attractive new surface.
The initial finish on a natural stone floor is going to slowly go dull. The loss in luster is brought on by foot traffic scrapes and surface deterioration. The best way to revive the first finish is by polishing the natural stone.
Our team use the highest standard diamond polishing machinery to hone and polish Granite, Terrazzo, Polished Limestone and Polished Travertine floors, and recover the initial finish. The gloss on Honed Limestone, Clay, Honed Travertine, Slate & Sandstone tiles is established by applying a gloss sealer. The old, dull surface sealer is removed and a fresh gloss film-forming sealer is applied to create the high polish.
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Use a cleaner safe for stone with pH-neutral properties. Avoid using products with acids or rough agents on stone. Form a thick paste with baking soda and water, apply it to the stain, cover with plastic wrap, and leave for 24-48 hours before gently scrubbing.
Prepare a thick baking soda and hydrogen peroxide paste, apply it to grout, scrub lightly, and rinse. Let the grout dry and apply a new coat of sealer for protection.
You can use vinegar on ceramic tiles but not on natural stones like travertine.
Provide air circulation, remove water using a squeegee, and clean with a pH-neutral product. Seal grout lines to protect against water.
Yes, grout and stone surfaces benefit from regular sealing. Reapply sealant every 1-2 years on porous materials to maintain them. For high-use surfaces, reapply sealant every 6 months.