Natural Stone Cleaning Leeds

It is an undeniable fact that polishing concrete is a very complex process, even for the most skilled stone restoration specialist. This said, the challenge of restoring a concrete floor offers exceptional reward.

We have carefully devised a multi-step process that employs the use of specialized techniques, tools, machinery and products. Each job will vary slightly so it is important to tailor the process to ensure that the best result can be achieved.

It is likely that the concrete flooring will have previous coatings on its surface; this needs to be removed. Our heavy-duty polishing machinery grinds down the surface with diamond abrasives.

This process removes old coatings and uses different grades of abrasives to achieve the desired finish for that particular job. As with other floor restoration work, different clients seek to achieve a range of finish from a highly reflective shine to a silky smooth surface.

The concrete grinding process creates surface dust; these particles are removed with our vacuum system. This allows our skilled operatives to see clearly whilst completing the work, to achieve a superior surface finish and to reduce disruption for our clients.

On discussion with many of our clients we have identified that it is usually the case that individuals feel as though the stone restoration process will cause much more disruption than actually experienced. Whether we are working on domestic or commercial stone cleaning projects we endeavour to ensure the smooth-running of the job.

Alongside our fastidious attitude to in-depth learning we also take the time to offer a professional, friendly and approachable manner.

During the concrete polishing process, cracks and joints are filled and sealed with an epoxy or other rigid filler. Chemical hardeners can be applied to further densify the concrete. As with other stone types, the floor then needs to be fully sealed to ensure its longevity.

If you would like to enquire about polishing concrete please call us today on 0845 4599941.

Concrete polishing is a relatively new stone restoration provision. There has been huge advancements in the service and there are more companies looking to offer it to both commercial and domestic customers.

Polishing concrete demands skill and expertise as it is a very challenging process that offers many variations. The polishing process needs to be altered according to the individual nature of the job. This is the only way that the best possible result can be achieved.

Another requirement is the need for specialised equipment and products. Stains and dyes can even be applied to a concrete floor in order to enhance the finish achieved.

We feel confident saying that our clients would be astonished with the results that occur from the concrete polishing jobs that we complete. The process completely transforms a once dull and non-descript floor into a striking polished floor with character and uniqueness.

A polished concrete floor is straightforward to maintain and it can remain looking at its best with our tailored advice. Once the stone polishing process has been completed; we offer our clients with valuable information that will offer a huge benefit for ongoing care.

Here are some quick tips to keep your concrete flooring looking at its best;

Make sure to complete daily removal of particles and dust from the floor. The best way to manage this is with a soft bristled brush or a cloth

Make sure to use cleaning products that compliment this flooring type. Only neutral-ph variations should be used and there are specific products that work better to remove dirt without damaging the floor

Make sure to wipe up any liquid spillages on the floor; this includes any water brought in on shoes from outside. This will work to stop any staining or etching

Make sure that your concrete floor is appropriately sealed. A floor that is properly sealed will, itself, offer resistance against staining and wear

If you would like to arrange a concrete polishing quotation please call today on 0845 4599941. We work hard to provide you with information on how to polish concrete to achieve the best result.