Flagstone Tile Cleaning

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The owner of this Flagstone floor at a property in Carnforth was told by a damp specialist to remove the carpet and underlay and have the floor taken out and skipped. Then to install new hardcore and concrete put in place but with a Damp Proof Membrane installed in between, then once fully cured (four weeks at least) they could have a new carpet, tile or wood floor etc. installed. Lancashire.TileDoctor.biz/renovating-flagstones-covered-in-concrete-screed-and-bitumen-in-carnforth

Renovating Flagstones Covered in Concrete Screed and Bitumen in Carnforth - Tile Doctor Lancashire

The owner of this Flagstone floor at a property in Carnforth was told by a damp specialist to remove the carpet and underlay and have the floor taken out and skipped. Then to install new hardcore and concrete put in place but with a Damp Proof Membrane installed in between, then once fully cured (four […]

Late last year I was asked to survey a Flagstone floor in Morecambe which appeared to be beyond restoration. The floor had a long history and at some point in its past was covered with carpet which had been secured onto self-levelling cement with bitumen. Lancashire.tiledoctor.biz/old-bitumen-covered-flagstone-floor-restored-in-morecambe

Old Bitumen Covered Flagstone Floor Restored in Morecambe - Tile Doctor Lancashire

Late last year I was asked to survey a Flagstone floor in Morecambe which appeared to be beyond restoration. The floor had a long history and at some point in its past was covered with carpet which had been secured onto self-levelling cement with bitumen. All the companies that had visited before we got there […]

I was contacted by the owner of this property in Leeds about renovating their old Flagstone floor. The couple who owned the house both worked long hours so after discussing the floor at length over the phone and after reviewing several photographs they emailed me to ask me to go ahead and start work. Northwestyorkshire.tiledoctor.biz/restoring-a-flagstone-tiled-kitchen-floor-in-leeds

Restoring a Flagstone Tiled Kitchen Floor in Leeds - North West Yorkshire Tile Doctor

I was contacted by the owner of this property in Leeds about renovating their old Flagstone floor. The couple who owned the house both worked long hours so after discussing the floor at length over the phone and after reviewing several photographs they emailed me to ask me to go ahead and start work. I […]

This Flagstone floor was under water in 2015 due to a flood that affected the beautiful village of Whalley resulting in many residents being evacuated from their homes. Four years later and the floor had settled in places and large chunks of Limecrete pointing had become loose. As you can imagine the floor hadn’t been the same since. Lancashire.tiledoctor.biz/renovating-flood-damaged-flagstone-floor-in-a-whalley-listed-building

Renovating Flood Damaged Flagstone Floor in a Whalley Listed Building - Tile Doctor Lancashire

This Flagstone floor was under water in 2015 due to a flood that affected the beautiful village of Whalley resulting in many residents being evacuated from their homes. Four years later and the floor had settled in places and large chunks of Limecrete pointing had become loose. As you can imagine the floor hadn’t been […]

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Portfolio of Tile Cleaning work completed by Rupert McLeod

This is a reclaimedYorkshire flagstone floor that was re-laid at a house in Harrogate some years prior with under floor heating. The Yorkshire stone was really nice and contained some varied natural colours including green from what must have been a copper deposit in the stone. This is the beauty of this type of stone, there is a huge variation in tone and colour. The client got in touch with Tile Doctor as the stone looking flat and featureless and had become difficult to keep clean.

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Portfolio of Tile Cleaning work completed by Nigel Stoker

This client had contacted us for help renovating their Flagstone hallway floor as nothing they did was helping to keep them clean. The problem with the tiles was due to the pores of the flagstone being ingrained with dirt and once this happens they are really difficult to clean effectively. This is why we always recommend stones floors are sealed after cleaning.

Old Flagstone Tiled Kitchen Floor Refurbished in Haslingden Rossendale - South Lancashire Tile Doctor

This client had contacted us for help renovating their Flagstone hallway floor as nothing they did was helping to keep them clean. The problem with the tiles was due to the pores of the flagstone being ingrained with dirt and once this happens they are really difficult to clean effectively. This is why we always […]

This customer in Great Harwood was so fedup with their Flagstone tiled flooring on the ground floor of their property. In fact they were ready to take up the floor, put a new concrete base in place and lay a wood floor down on top.

Old Flagstone Tiled Flooring Resurfaced in Great Harwood - Tile Doctor Lancashire

This customer in Great Harwood was so fedup with their Flagstone tiled flooring on the ground floor of their property. In fact they were ready to take up the floor, put a new concrete base in place and lay a wood floor down on top. However this is the original floor from when the house […]

This customer in Grange-over-Sands, a town on the Morecambe Bay, contacted us because an oven cleaning company had spilt a strong cleaning solution onto their Sandstone Flagstone Kitchen tiles, damaging them. The customer hadn’t realised the damage until after the oven company had been paid, and because nothing had been said at the time the cleaning company unfortunately wouldn’t accept responsibility.

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Portfolio of Tile Cleaning work completed by Heidi Taylor

Flagstones are a durable Sandstone based material that give a solid feel to any floor, however while large and impressive to look at they can be very rough and un-even. This isn’t so much of a problem when Flagstones are used externally for patios and pathways, but rough surfaces trap dirt and when these tiles are used internally, they are much easier to maintain if the stone is smooth and sealed.

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Portfolio of Tile Cleaning work completed by Russell & Heidi Taylor

Our clients owned a stunning 400-year-old cottage in the village of Oughtibridge, Sheffield with a Flagstone floor in the Kitchen. The floor was original to the building but wasn’t practical, it had 400 years of dirt and grime stuck to it and over the years had turned black. south-yorkshire.tiledoctor.biz/400-year-old-flagstone-floor-restoration-in-oughtibridge

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Portfolio of Tile Cleaning work completed by Matthew Lovett

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Portfolio of Tile Cleaning work completed by Philip Vissian

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Portfolio of Tile Cleaning work completed by Greater Manchester Tile Doctor

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Portfolio of Tile Cleaning work completed by Philip Vissian

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Before and After examples below of work completed by Lincolnshire Tile Doctor Phil Barrs

The new owners of this lovely terraced house in the village of Broadbottom that was built circa 1900, inherited with it a lovely old flagstone floor in the Kitchen which was now in a rather bad state with ingrained dirt and stains.

Flagstone Kitchen Floor Resurfaced in Broadbottom - Greater Manchester Tile Doctor

The new owners of this lovely terraced house in the village of Broadbottom that was built circa 1900, inherited with it a lovely old flagstone floor in the Kitchen which was now in a rather bad state with ingrained dirt and stains. I suspected that the White staining was due to alkaline salts, a problem […]

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