You never know what you are going to find under floor paint, good tiles or bad tiles. No one wants to reveal battered and damaged tiles that they wished were still painted.

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A very well maintained floor in the Lady Bay area of Nottingham. On the whole this floor just needed some extra cleaning and some colour enhancement.

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An already nicely maintained floor which really only needed the lightest of cleans and some nice polish to bring through the colours.


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You would be forgiven for thinking the photos below show efflorescence forming on the tiles. But you’d be incorrect. This white bloom is actually the result of someone attempting to restore the floor and not neutralising the detergent
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This job had a few problems and limitations that we needed to overcome from the start. Firstly the hallway was initially over-tiled with ceramic tiles and as a result the old cement adhesive needed to be removed from the original tiles.


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Unfortunately due to excessive amounts of new enquiries, pre-planned work and long term contracts, we are having to reduce our coverage radius in order to continue providing the highest quality service available. By doing this it will allow us far more time to concentrate on the floors and less on the time travelling to the floor.

A truly wonderful floor from the Edwardian period. It’s not very often you see floors as nice as this, or in as good a condition.


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Fantastic use of colour in this floor, unfortunately many of the natural clay coloured tiles have dished quite significantly; which the customer plans to replace at a later day.

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This floor had a multitude of contaminants ingrained into the tiles. Everything from floor paint, to varnish and trapped dirt. Household cleaning would never had touched these.

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After working on many floors across the midlands of all different sizes, it’s become very apparent that each customer has their own set requirements for their floor, how clean they want the floor, how much restoration work they want, how much deep staining they want removed.Click here to see photos or read more!

What an amazing floor this is. Located in one of the more salubrious areas of the park in Nottingham; it really is a gem. How often do you find a floor with as many encaustic tiles as this? Very few to be honest and considering the floors excellent condition, it is all the more rare.

The finish is a subtle sheen that gently enhances the overall colour and reduces cleaning time by providing a hard wearing coating on top of the tiles.Click here to see photos or read more!

For this floor we had to hand cut a range of different sized tiles to repair and area which hand been concreted over when the plumbers had finished installing heating pipes. Once we removed the old concrete and strips of angle bead used to strengthen the concrete, we neatly cut back the existing mortar bed and prepared the area for refilling with a highly flexible self levelling compound. As you’ll see from the photos the floor looks much improved, even though the ‘after’ photos show the cleaned floor in between coats of sealer, the finished article was a much more consistent finish.
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In order to cope with very high demand for our services we’ve had to invest heavily in yet more new machinery and chemical development. This was something we always had planned into our business plan; we’ve just had to bring it forward a little.
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Here’s few photos of a floor in Stafford, that we have recently completed. The floor had basically been sealed numerous times with different types of floor varnish, with a sandwich of dirt between each layer of dirt. But with wear the varnish had become scratched and worn and allowed dirt to penetrate the surface.Click here to see photos or read more!

Here’s a floor that posed a little more of a challenge. Found under carpets by the current owners, covered in paint, contact adhesive, plaster, cement and general dirt. But the finished cleaned floor looks gorgeous.Click here to see photos or read more!

Just a few photos of a beautiful herringbone pattern floor in West Bridgford Nottingham, tiles are from the Campbell Tile Company and as you see they look simply amazing once cleaned and sealed. The after shots show the floor mid-way through the sealing stage, though still drying we are really pleased with the results.Click here to see photos or read more!

As we have our deep cleaning products specially made to our specifications and requirements, it only made sense for us do to the same thing with our maintenance cleaning products.
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Where’s all the grout gone? In the case of Victorian tiled floors you’ll find that there was never a real grout, more the use of a cement slurry or the actual mortar material was used. Click here to see photos or read more!

A few before and after photos of a hallway floor cleaning project in West Bridgford Nottingham. The project included replacing damaged tiles and reaffixing loose original tiles and finally sealing and coating the whole floor. The floor had badly ingrained dirt and grime; even though the current owner cleaned the floor on a regular basis using normal household products.
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Just a quick few photos of a floor we recently cleaned in West Bridgford Nottingham. After we stripped off the cement dust and ground in dirt that no amount of normal cleaner would ever touch. We sealed the floor with our own range of colour enhancing sealers plus a satin sheen finish. The after photos show the floor still drying, so there will be some high points yet to dry off.Click here to see photos or read more!

When we have inspected floors cleaned by other companies, namely carpet cleaning companies. We have found that these use a cheap topical coating as its sole stain protection. A coating that will wear down with foot traffic and with some stronger cleaning products, allowing dirt, water and stains back into the tile body. It takes us literally seconds to remove these products when cleaning.Click here to see photos or read more!

Here is a small example of cleaning the hallways of West Bridgford Nottingham. Unfortunately the photos haven’t really conveyed the difference between the before and after due to the lack of natural light in the corridor. But we managed to strip away a sizeable amount of dirt and debris. Once dried the floor was given numerous coats of a protective coating that gives a subtle shine and enriches the colours of the tiles.Click here to see photos or read more!

Just a few new photos, this time from a West Bridgford Nottingham restoration. We’ve literally finished this floor this afternoon. First impression of the original floor were a little misleading.
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We’re now able to boast a colour palette of 46 shades for Victorian and Edwardian tiles. This helps us greatly when trying to match new to original tiles. We always try to get the best colour match and naturally we allow you the customer to see our choices before we fix any replacements.
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When it comes to cleaning Victorian tile floors with tiles manufactured by the likes of Minton, Campbell or Maw. There are a few considerations to take into account, as it’s not as simple as quickly applying a coat of flash or even worse cilit bang and leaving to dry. Far from it!
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We often use a prop to demonstrate how clean we can get the customers tiles, or if possible a decent sized test square. The sample below had already been cleaned with general household cleaners prior to us using our specialist cleaners and was originally designed as a speed test, to compare our products against current brand leaders; cleaning took less than a minute to complete then left to dry.Click here to see photos or read more!

We’ve recently started work on a lovely geometric floor laid approximately 1904. What was immediately apparent was the tiles had raised into a hump in the centre of the floor. This is always a cause for concern as it’s far more than a simple case of tile de-bonding, here we have an adhesive bed that has separated from the original concrete base.Click here to see photos or read more!

As many of our customers will know we got to pretty great lengths to make our business as green as possible.

• Our own range cleaning products are fully biodegradable
• Sealers used are water based with little or no odour.
• Our use of water is kept to an absolute minimum.
• Our tile adhesive is the new BAL Supercover which is made partially from recycled rubber and comes with a manufacturers 25 year guarantee.
• Where possible we try and recycle original tiles by restoring them or if they are damaged, cutting them down into smaller sized tiles.
• And finally, we’re soon to be taking delivery of a new Peugeot Bipper van, which offers great economy and lower emissions

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We are pleased to announce that we have a new supplier of Victorian geometric and encaustic tiles. After seeing recent samples and experiencing first hand how good the customer service over at Jackfield Tile Museum was, I can now say they are our only choice for quality geometric and encaustic tiles when doing our floor restoration work.Click here to see photos or read more!