How Does the Floor Restoration Process Work?
Floor restoration is a multi-step process that breathes new life into your existing floors. Tower Marble explains how the restoration process works and how it can transform your floors into their original beauty.
Initial Inspection and Assessment
The first step in the floor restoration process is a thorough inspection and assessment of the floor’s condition. Tower Marble’s experts evaluate the type of flooring, the extent of the damage, and any wear patterns that may be present. For hardwood floors, this includes identifying scratches, dents, or discoloration that may need to be addressed. For stone or tile floors, the team will check for cracks, stains, or grout issues.
After the assessment, the restoration professionals will determine the appropriate restoration methods. This step is critical to ensure that the right technique is used for each type of flooring. If the floor can be salvaged through refinishing, polishing, or cleaning, the team will create a detailed plan of action, including recommendations for any repairs or additional treatments needed to restore the floor’s integrity and appearance.
Restoration and Finishing
Once the assessment is complete, the restoration process begins. For hardwood floors, the process typically involves sanding the surface to remove scratches and imperfections. After sanding, a fresh coat of stain or finish is applied to protect the wood and restore its original shine. For stone floors, such as marble or granite, polishing is used to bring out the natural luster of the stone while removing surface stains. Tile floors may require regrouting and deep cleaning to refresh their appearance and enhance the overall look.
Tower Marble utilizes advanced techniques and high-quality products to ensure that the restoration process is effective and long-lasting. After the restoration is complete, the floors are left to dry and cure to ensure a flawless finish. The result is a beautiful, like-new floor that not only improves the aesthetic of your space but also extends the lifespan of your flooring investment.