Quarry tile floor

This customer had just bought a house in the small Shropshire village of Nesscliffe. Like many new property owners, she was keen to make some […]

The owner of this Quarry tiles floor at a house in Swansea had expended much effort in its restoration and feeling exhausted decided to call in their local Tile Doctor to finish it off. I never saw the original flooring but I could see it had been covered by some sort of cement screed which […]

Sometimes it isn’t until you’ve deep cleaned your tiles that you realise just how dirty they were to begin with. This was the case with […]

Ceramic tile can make or break the look of a room. While pink tile in the bathroom was all the rage in 1960, decorators of today often opt for a more muted tone. With the proper preparation you can give old tile a new look for very little money.

This is a job I recently completed in the small town of Braunstone, which lies just outside the city boundaries of Leicester, Leicestershire. My client wanted a restorative cleaning and sealing service for their very old Quarry tiled bathroom floor, which dates back to the Edwardian period. The floor was suffering from paint and adhesive […]

tile cleaning – Quarry Tiled Floors Cleaning and Sealing

A tiled entrance porch is a great asset to any property after all first impressions do count, but since this type of feature will experience […]

I was recently contacted by a home owner who had recently bought a property in Rednal which is a residential suburb on the south western edge of Birmingham near Bromsgrove. They were updating the flooring and discovered a quarry tiled floor under their living room carpet. The Quarry tiles were most likely original dating back […]

Quarry Tiles

These Quarry tiles at a house in Splott, a small town not too far from the city of Cardiff, had certainly endured a hammering after what appeared to be recent decoration in the room. The tiles were heavily soiled, with sand and cement mixed up and splattered across the floor, along with deep paint and […]

This was a property adjacent to Benthall Hall which is a historic building owned by the National Trust near Much Wenlock. Many of the buildings […]

I recently completed a floor in the town of Radcliffe-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire where the owner of an old cottage which dated back to 1875 had lifted up a carpet to discover an original Quarry tiled floor from when the property was first constructed.

This was a restoration I did for a couple living in Hackleton, Northampton, who had just moved into their new home and wanted their recently discovered Quarry tiled hallway fully restored before their housewarming party. The couple had lifted up the carpet upon moving into the house to find a dirty and damaged floor beneath. […]

Our practically finished Ayton kitchen from DIY Kitchens. With quarry tiles on floor, Falcon continental range cooker in ivory and sideboard from the English Dresser company which we painted Dulux Breton Blue.

Our client in Watton had a new Quarry tiled floor laid at her home and all went well until the tiler came to seal the […]