Quarry tiles are a timeless and durable flooring choice, often found in period homes, commercial spaces, and heritage buildings. However, over time, they can become dull, stained, or covered in old coatings and adhesives. At Quality Tile Care , we specialise in professional quarry tile restoration , helping to bring these beautiful floors back to life. Whether your tiles are covered in grime, paint, sealants, or old adhesive residues, we have the expertise to clean, restore, and protect them. 📍 Areas We Cover: 🏡 Residential: Greater Manchester, Liverpool & surrounding areas, Lancashire, and Derbyshire 🏢 Commercial: Nationwide
Many homeowners assume that once a stone floor has been sealed, the protection gradually fades away over time. But the truth is impregnating sealants don’t naturally degrade —so why do some floors seem to lose their protection faster than others? Let’s break down the real reasons why your stone may need resealing and how to keep it looking its best.
Is your bathroom looking tired and uninviting due to mouldy or deteriorated silicone sealant? At Quality Tile Care , we specialiSe in professional silicone sealant replacement for both residential and commercial properties. Our expert team uses advanced tools and top-quality materials to ensure your wet areas are not only visually appealing but also hygienic and waterproof.
At Quality Tile Care, we pride ourselves on transforming tired and neglected surfaces into stunning, like-new features. One of our recent projects involved the restoration of a beautiful natural stone floor that had endured years of dirt build-up and grout residue. This was no ordinary floor—it was textured, which made it especially difficult to maintain without proper care and sealing. Here's how we tackled this challenge step by step.
Stone floors are renowned for their timeless elegance, but over the years, they can lose their charm due to dirt buildup and layers of old topical sealer or wax. Often, floors can turn black, obscuring the beautiful natural colours and textures of the stone. At Quality Tile Care, we specialise in revitalising stone floors, bringing their natural beauty back to life and ensuring they are protected for years to come.
Slate floors are prized for their natural beauty, durability, and unique textures, making them a popular choice in homes across Manchester, Liverpool, Lancashire, and Derbyshire . However, like any natural stone, slate requires proper care to maintain its charm. Over time, dirt, grime, and old sealers can dull its surface, leaving your floor looking tired. That’s where Quality Tile Care steps in. Our slate floor restoration process doesn’t just clean—it revitalises your floors, enhancing their natural colors and ensuring long-lasting protection.
At Quality Tile Care, we take pride in restoring floors to their best possible condition. Recently, we had the pleasure of working on a flagstone floor that was in need of significant care and attention. This project involved milling, deep cleaning, and sealing to give the flagstone a smooth, vibrant, and protected finish. Here’s a behind-the-scenes look at how we transformed this beautiful floor!
Outdoor porcelain tile patios add elegance and functionality to any home, creating the perfect space for entertaining, relaxing, and enjoying the beauty of nature. However, patios are continually exposed to weather, foot traffic, and daily wear and tear. This leads to a gradual buildup of grime, algae, and mud that can make the surface dull, slippery, and unsafe. Recently, Quality Tile Care took on a project in the lovely town of Alderley Edge, Cheshire, where we transformed a porcelain tiled patio back to its original glory with our thorough, professional deep cleaning service. The Initial State: A Patio in Need of Serious Cleaning The Alderley Edge patio had not been deep cleaned for quite some time, and the impact was evident. Mud, algae, and dirt were layered across the tiles, turning them dangerously slippery. With the goal of restoring the patio’s look and ensuring its safety, the homeowner reached out to us. At Quality Tile Care, we offer top-tier tile and grout cleaning services for both residential and commercial spaces across Cheshire, Greater Manchester, Lancashire, Derbyshire, and Liverpool, including locations like Altrincham, Stockport, Wilmslow, Knutsford, and beyond.
At Quality Tile Care , we recently took on a shower bath restoration project that turned out to be a perfect example of how professional tile and stone cleaning can breathe new life into your bathroom without the need for costly replacements. If you’ve been living with discoloured grout lines, dirty tiles, or mouldy silicone, there’s a more affordable and effective solution. Read on to see how we restored this shower bath to its former glory! The Problem: Dirty Grout and Mouldy Sealant In this project, the shower bath area had been suffering from the common issues faced by many homeowners: Dirty and discoloured grout lines that detract from the overall appearance of the bathroom. Mouldy silicone sealant around the bath and in the corners of the shower area, which is not only unsightly but can also lead to bigger issues like water damage if left untreated. These are typical signs of wear and tear in bathrooms, especially in areas exposed to high levels of moisture. While it might be tempting to consider a full replacement, we know that expert cleaning and restoration can be just as effective—and much more cost-efficient.
At Quality Tile Care, we love bringing outdoor spaces back to life, and our recent patio renovation project in Westhoughton showcases our dedication to quality and detail. This patio had seen better days, with algae, black spots, and worn-out grout making it look tired and aged. We're thrilled to share how we completely transformed it into a fresh and inviting space once again. Step 1: Old Grout Removal Our renovation process began with the careful removal of the old brush-in grout. The existing grout had been incorrectly applied by a previous business and was already coming loose in several areas. We meticulously removed all the old grout, ensuring a clean and smooth surface to work with. This step was crucial in preparing the patio for a fresh application, setting the foundation for a long-lasting finish.