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Floor Polishing

Make sure your surfaces are elegant and sparkly with the help of our professional team.
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Areas of Expertise

Our professional team at Classic London will help you bring your surfaces back to life. We will not only improve the aesthetic appeal of your property but also protect it from wear and tear, making it easier to maintain over time.
PolishingPolishing refers to the process of cleaning and enhancing the appearance of flooring to achieve a smooth, shiny surface. It could involve several steps including stripping off any old finish, cleaning the floor, and applying new finish or polish.

How our Polishing service works

Contact

Firstly we encourage you to contact us with all the necessary information about the service you think you need.

Site-visit

Our consultant will visit your property to assess the problem and provide you with a quote

Polishing

Classic London team will carry out all the services required.

Aftercare

We will follow up with you to ensure our services were up to your satisfaction.

Polishing Services

Diamond PolishingMethod used to polish and restore the shine to stone floors, such as marble, granite, or terrazzo using diamond- impregnated pads.
Surface PolishingWe can polish any surface to improve its appearance. Our services include polishing countertops, bars, descs and floor surfaces.
Scratch removalThis service involves the removal of scratches from wall surfaces. It can be applied to painted walls, stone, wood paneling, or other wall coverings.
Stone Shadow RemovalThis process aims to remove 'shadows' or dark spots, stains, and discolourations from stone surfaces. These shadows can occur from water damage, oil, or other substances penetrating the stone.
Grout CleaningGrout cleaning focuses on removing dirt, grime, and mildew from the grout between tiles.
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At Classic London, we tailor all our quotes around our customers. Reach out to us today to request a callback, and one of our advisors will contact you for a survey.

FAqs

Polishing concrete floors involves grinding the surface with diamond-impregnated pads or discs to achieve a smooth, glossy finish. The process starts with removing any existing coatings and imperfections, followed by smoothing and polishing the surface. Finally, a concrete densifier may be applied to harden the surface, and a sealant is used to protect the polished floor.
The cost of floor polishing varies based on the type of flooring, the condition of the floor and the area’s size. If you are interested in knowing Classic London pricing contact us and we will provide you with a quote.
The drying time for floor polish can vary depending on the product used, the temperature, and humidity levels. Typically, it takes about 30 minutes to an hour for the polish to dry to the touch, but it's recommended to wait at least 24 hours before allowing heavy traffic or placing furniture on the floor.
Diamond polishing is a process used primarily on stone and concrete floors, involving mechanical grinding with diamond-impregnated pads or discs to achieve a smooth and shiny surface. This method removes a thin layer from the surface, smoothing out imperfections and restoring the material's natural luster.
The most durable floor polish is typically a polyurethane-based product, which provides a hard, protective layer that is resistant to scratches, scuffs, and spills. Polyurethane polishes are ideal for high-traffic areas and can last for several years before needing a recoat, making them a popular choice for both residential and commercial floors.
Polishing wood floors typically involves cleaning the surface thoroughly, then applying a wood floor polish or wax. For deeper polishing, the process may include lightly sanding the floor to remove scratches and imperfections, cleaning to remove dust, and then applying a new finish or sealant to protect the wood and give it a shiny appearance.
Classic London professional grout cleaning service involves using specialised cleaning solutions and equipment, such as grout brushes, steam cleaners, or grout-specific cleaning agents, to remove dirt, grime, and mildew. The process may also include applying a sealant after cleaning to protect the grout from future staining and make it easier to clean.
The frequency of floor buffing depends on the type of floor and the amount of foot traffic it receives. Generally, commercial floors in high-traffic areas may need buffing monthly, while residential floors might only require it once or twice a year to maintain their shine and finish.
Floor wax is a traditional protective coating made from natural waxes, which provides a shine and layer of protection against scratches and wear. Floor polish, on the other hand, is usually a water-based product designed to give floors a high-gloss finish and can also offer some protection but is generally easier to apply and maintain than wax.
Yes, countertops made from materials like granite, marble, and quartz can be polished to restore their shine and remove scratches or etches. The polishing process usually involves using a series of fine abrasives and a polishing compound to achieve a smooth, glossy finish, significantly improving the countertop's appearance and extending its lifespan.
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