Ceramic Tile

[ad_1] This was a small family bathroom at a house in St Albans with white ceramic glazed tiles and what

[ad_1] The photographs below are from one of three shower cubicles we were asked to clean and restore at a

[ad_1] Ceramic tiles don’t have the charm of natural stone, but they are very easy to keep clean; grout on

[ad_1] An elderly couple from the Greater Manchester town of Eccles were in touch recently regarding their Ceramic Tiled Bathroom,

[ad_1] The photograph below is of a Ceramic Tiled Shower Cubicle at a house in the lovely village of Walshaw

[ad_1] Below are a few photos of a smoke damaged shower cubicle where we were asked by an insurance company

[ad_1] A customer from Rushden which is a large town in the east side of Northamptonshire, and my home town

[ad_1] When renting property out a property it makes a lot of sense to give it a quick facelift to

[ad_1] Cirencester is a large market town in the East of Gloucestershire known for its rich history dating back to

[ad_1] Mere is an affluent part of Cheshire adjacent to the historic Tatton Park estate and famous for the luxury

[ad_1] This customer who lives in the old picturesque village of Westmancote, Gloucestershire asked me to do a home survey

[ad_1] Ceramic tiles are usually glazed and therefore non-porous, so when the floor starts to lose its appearance there’s a

[ad_1] One of the first issues people have with shower rooms is the Silicone needs to be replaced, even a

[ad_1] The photographs below are from the bathroom of a house in the Moston area of Manchester which is primarily

[ad_1] This bath with shower over was located at a rental property in the town of Chessington that had been

[ad_1] This is a great example of the difference we can make to a Shower Cubicle which suffer from a

[ad_1] We often get asked to do bathroom refresh and end of tenancy tile cleans however it’s a good job

[ad_1] Grange-over-Sands is a quaint little town on the Morecambe bay, roughly halfway between Barrow-in-Furness and Kendal in Cumbria. I