Quarry Tile

This restoration of two different types of tiled floor took place in the kitchen of a farm property in Worcester

What causes a tiled floor to become dull and discoloured? Typically, it’s a combination of heavy soil build-up and an

It’s not uncommon for us to hear from customers who have decoration work undertaken, only for the builders to leave

It’s not every day that I get to work on a 350-year old property, however, not too long I was

This customer had just bought a house in the small Shropshire village of Nesscliffe. Like many new property owners, she

This customer from Woking had a Quarry tiled kitchen floor that she simply didn’t think could be restored. The floor

The restoration of this old Quarry tiled porch floor was carried out at a house in the west end of

It’s always a good idea to double-check any tile cleaning advice you receive with a professional. Sometimes advice can be

Flooding in the UK seems to have become more frequent and devastating in recent years, with areas such as Cumbria

This Quarry tiled kitchen floor was in very good condition, with no cracked or broken tiles. However, my customer, who

If you’re a first time buyer in the process of renovating or redecorating your new property, you may well discover

There are numerous factors that can contribute to a Quarry tiled floor looking worse for wear, including lack of sealer,

When you have a Quarry tiled floor like this one that is well over a century old, it’s inevitably going

It’s almost inevitable that tiled floors which have been covered by carpet, paint, or linoleum for many years will be

This red Quarry tiled floor was in the dining room of a house in the East Northamptonshire market town of

When the sealer wears down on sealed tiled floor dirt will become ingrained in the pores of the tile and