Showing posts with label limestone cleaning. Show all posts
Showing posts with label limestone cleaning. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 31, 2012

Super Service Rating for Floor Cleaning, Polishing and Waxing



Angie's List Super Service Award is given annually to approximately 5% of service companies who acheived and maintained a superior service rating on Angie's List through out the year.




Floor Cleaning Experts received this award for their commitment to you, the customer. Whether it is polishing and restoring your granite floors, marble floors and counter tops, stripping and waxing your VCT floors, cleaning and restoring your wood floors or your terrazo flooring to name only some of our talents; we are commited to make your floors beautiful.




Call us at (727) 399-8803 and see for yourself why Angie's List members trust Floor Cleaning Experts.

Wednesday, November 10, 2010

Types of Natural Stone Floors: Limestone

Limestone: Limestone is an organic sedimentary rock formed by tiny shells and micro skeletons molded together with heat and pressure. Limestone floors are the softest and most porous type of natural stone floors. Most limestone will not polish to more then a dull shine. Limestone cleaning with a stone detergent and a hot water extraction cleaning will restore a dirty limestone. Limestone grinding will smooth a rough or unleveled limestone floor and opens fresh new stone to the surface bringing back the new look of the limestone floor. Limestone floor maintenance includes: Limestone cleaning, limestone leveling, limestone polishing, and limestone sealing.

 

Limestone restoration is a labor of love for the Floor Cleaning Experts! We’ll restore the WOW to your limestone floor.

Friday, October 29, 2010

Types of Natural Stone Floors - Travertine

Travertine: Travertine is a sedimentary limestone that is formed in mineral springs. Pure travertine is very light colored. The darker colors are formed by mineral impurities in the travertine. Travertine floor tiles may be unfinished, honed, or highly polished depending on the stone. Travertine has a tendency to form holes as it ages. These need an epoxy or traverfil patch. Travertine floor maintenance includes: travertine cleaning, travertine leveling, travertine polishing, travertine sealing, and travertine hole patching

 

We, at The Floor Cleaning Experts, provide incredibly thorough and high quality Travertine Restoration in Tampa, St. Petersburg and Clearwater.