Our client recently made an incredible discovery when they removed an old, dirty carpet from their home. Beneath the layers of grime lay a stunning original Victorian tiled floor from 1890, hidden for who knows how long. While the tiles were still intact, they were covered in carpet glue, adhesive, paint, and years of accumulated dirt. The floor’s true beauty was obscured, but we were excited to take on the challenge of bringing it back to life.

At Quality Tile Care, we take pride in bringing historical surfaces back to life. Recently, we had the pleasure of restoring a set of Victorian Minton tiles in a porch of a house built in 1850. These tiles, believed to be original, were an incredible find, uncovered beneath a porcelain floor.

Whether you own a period home or something more modern, incorporating a classical front garden path adorned with Victorian tiles can add a touch of historical elegance and charm to your home's exterior. Unsealed Victorian tiles, however, are susceptible to rapid dirt accumulation. Recently, one of our clients approached us for a thorough cleaning and the essential sealing of these exquisite Victorian black, white and blue tiles adorning their front garden. Victorian tiles require cleaning and sealing to prevent dirt and stains from accumulating on their surfaces, protect against moisture damage, enhance durability, simplify maintenance, preserve their appearance and ultimately extend their lifespan. Cleaning removes existing dirt and grime, while sealing creates a protective barrier to safeguard the tiles against wear and tear, moisture, and staining, making them easier to maintain and ensuring they continue to look their best. For our client, we initiated the restoration process by thoroughly cleaning the Victorian tiles using specialised tile and stone cleaning products. This involved employing a rotary machine and wet vacuum to ensure effective cleaning. Subsequently, we allowed the tiles to air dry. Following the cleaning process, we applied a color-enhancing impregnating sealer to the area. This sealer not only enhances the tile colors but also provides a natural matte finish, ensuring the tiles' protection and aesthetic appeal. Please take a look at the before and after photos from this project below. If you have Victorian tiles in need of restoration, whether they are located indoors or outdoors, don't hesitate to reach out to us.

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This time we got called out to see this old but beautiful carpet covered Victorian Tile Floor in Dukinfield , Tameside , Manchester . Victorian Tiles are timeless,beautiful and very robust. From their origins from thirteenth century and Gothic Revival architecture to the mass production of the Industrial Revolution, Victorian tiles have stood the test of time. Today, they remain as fashionable as when they first came into style in the 19th century. No wonder our customer wanted to get the victorian hallway restored. Our customer had tried to clean the floor themselves but didn't have too much luck and needed to get it done professionally. When we went to see the floor we explained our work process and customer was more then happy to book us in straight away.

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