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Q: Why should I clean my stone surface? - Stone Cleaning | Stone Cleaning

• A: Natural stone products contain dirt, residues, dust and grime in their pores. These pores need to be cleaned well before any sealant is applied to the surface of the stone. If dirt etc. is trapped under the stone sealer sooner or later it will cause a milky white residue between the top of the stone and the underside of the sealer. The only way to remove this is to remove the stone sealer and clean.

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• Q: What specific elements or procedures are included in Tile Cleaning restoration services?
• A: Tile Cleaning restoration services encompass a range of essential elements and processes to effectively clean and restore stone floors. Our skilled technicians utilize advanced equipment and technical expertise to deliver exceptional results. The process involves employing high-pressure cleaning techniques that effectively remove dirt, grime, and stains from the stone tiles. We also utilize top-quality cleaning products specifically formulated for stone surfaces. Our ultimate objective is to restore the stone tiles to their optimal condition, bringing back their original beauty. With a combination of expertise and cutting-edge equipment, Tile Cleaning strives to provide efficient and thorough restoration services, ensuring that your stone floors regain their pristine appearance.
• Q: How can I accurately measure the size of the stone area?
• A: To obtain an accurate measurement of the stone area, we suggest measuring each room individually. Simply multiply the width by the length of the room. For instance, if a room measures 3 meters in length and 2 meters in width, the calculation would be 3 * 2 = 6m² in total.
• Q: How often should I re-seal?
• A: It depends on the type of sealer used and the amount of foot traffic the surface is exposed to. Australia's Deepshield® range of deep impregnating water based sealer's offer long term benefits with Deepshield Gold® lasting up to 15 years. Topical sealer's have a life expectancy of around 3 years. If you have a high amount of foot traffic or perhaps severe weather conditions(for outdoor tiles) you may experience a shorter lifetime. Sealing your floors can also depend on the surfaces condition. Once they start showing patchy areas and begin staining easily then you should have them resealed. A natural stone floor can keep its natural finish for a lifetime if looked after properly. To ensure that this is true make sure you use the correct products for your natural stone floor. Give us a call and we can assist you with all your enquiries.
• Q: How will the charges for cleaning my stone tiles be determined?
• A: Our pricing for cleaning stone tiles is based on a per square meter rate for each individual room. To provide transparency, we have a detailed price list available on our website for you to review. To ensure a smooth and efficient process, we kindly request that you measure each room individually before our arrival. This helps facilitate a fast and straightforward billing process at the end of the service, benefiting both parties involved.
• Q: Why did the tile supplier recommend sealing my porcelain tiles while the tiler advised against it?
• A: Porcelain tiles can be a source of confusion in the market, and many resources have been dedicated to clarifying the various aspects involved. It is important to note that the more inquiries you make, the more perplexed you may become. As a general guideline, textured and honed porcelain tiles typically do not require sealing, while polished porcelain tiles often benefit from it. This may seem counterintuitive, as the polishing process creates tiny pores that are prone to staining. Applying a high-quality penetrating sealer can effectively fill these pores and provide reliable stain protection. On the other hand, textured porcelain tiles usually require thorough cleaning due to their rough surface. If you find yourself uncertain, conducting a stain test can be helpful. Obtain a sample stone or an off-cut and attempt to stain it using substances commonly found in that particular area. If staining occurs, it indicates a potential benefit to having the porcelain tiles sealed.

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