Stone Tile Cleaning & Restoration Rogiet

An original surface on a Limestone floor will progressively loose its shine. Scratching and etch marks build up and dull the initial surface. The best way to bring back the shine is through polishing the Limestone. We use industrial diamonds to get rid of the scratches anddamage and bring back the initial surface.

If your floor happens to be installed with not level tiles, this really is referred to as “lippage”. A Limestone floor is smoothed by grinding off the lippage and irregular edges of the tiles. You must have specialized machines and years of hands on experience to grind, hone and polish a Limestone floor, however the results are amazing. The Limestone floor will have the appearance of being just one slab of Limestone.

After grinding, the tiles and grout are at the exact same level. It is faster and easier to mop a smooth floor than a jagged floor. There are no uneven grout lines to trap soil. Cracks, chips and hole repairs in many cases are part of the Limestone restoration work. The restoration needed is going to be based on the state of your Limestone floor.

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Slate is a really popular floor and wall tile because of its low porosity and the numerous varieties and textures of Slate available. Though slate has a low porosity, it will probably nevertheless partially absorb and oil based spills, leaving aggravating spots.

We now have specialist machines and chemical treatments to remove the soil and old sealers, restoring the original slate finish. After our professional cleaning is completed, use specialist sealers that will last for a long time not just months.

If you have got an appropriate slate, it may be ground smooth, making it much easier to clean.

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Victoran clay geometric floor tiles are laid in Victorian and Edwardian Hallways.

The tiles have a matt finish and acquire their colour through the clay utilized in their manufacture.

Along with the variations in residential decoration, these kinds of floors have underlay from carpet, lino, bitumen and additional adhesive residues.

Cleaning these floors can be challenging because of the variety of old sealers and covering residues.

After cleaning, a colour intensifying sealer is put on to regenerate the natural colours in the tiles. The mat finish could be polished through the use of a wax or topical sealer.

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Porcelain is a ceramic blend with sand and feldspar included to produce a more compact tile.

Porcelain is very resistant to moisture, therefore spills are unable pnetrate into the tile and result in stains.

There are some inferior porcelains that can absorb surface soil and spills just like natural stone floors. This soil could be difficult to remove.

You need specialist equipment and cleaners to eliminate this soil.

Our Porcelain sealers may help stop further soil problems.

If you have got a solid colour Porcelain, we could re-surface the tiles by Grinding and re-polishing.

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Natural stone floor cleaning often will require added restoration services. Each type of natural stone features its own characteristics and restoration challenges. At least, all stone and tile endure some kind of basic damage. The most typical challenge we see during stone restoration is greasy dust trodden in to the floor forming a lifeless, unattractive appearance. Highly polished floors like terrazzo, Stone and granite show surface damage much faster once the shine gets dull from foot traffic marks. Foot traffic damage gradually affects porous natural stone which include Travertine, Limestone, Terracotta and Sandstone, which are usually protected with a film-forming surface sealer.

Grout is often probably the most vulnerable element of a stone floor installation. As it is a little bit concave, therefore the grout traps more grime compared to the stone and tile itself. Stone restoration more often than not requires some crack and hole repair.

Etching and scratches are usually taken out by resurfacing.We can remove the old surface from the natural stone, disclosing a new sparkling appearance.