Limestone has a unique natural appearance. It is made up of shells, molluscs and marine animals calcified over millions of years. To say it has stood the test of time is an understatement. He’s good enough at dealing with the unique dangers that humans provide as well, but that doesn’t mean he couldn’t use a helping hand to keep him looking his best. Limestone, like marble, is susceptible to dullness, scratches, stains and acid etching. It can also be chipped, cracked, or otherwise damaged. Never scared. We were restoration experts and we can get your limestone back to you in no time – whatever service you need. Lime cleaning and restoration processes vary depending on the condition of the surface and the type of dirt or oil to be removed
Limestone Cleaning & Sealing
Some types of natural stone are more porous than others, and the more porous a natural stone, the more likely it is to stain. Your marble will be easier to clean with periodic professional deep cleaning services, using non-acidic and highly effective cleaning solutions. Once your marble has been cleaned and restored, we can recommend that you seal it to improve its stain resistance. We say “May” because not all stones need to be sealed. Highly polished stone may not even take an impregnation sealant. But, if sealing is recommended, be aware that sealing is an inexpensive preventative measure against stain damage because it gives you time to wipe up spills before they become stains.
Limestone Stain Removal
Old Stone Restoration can remove lime stains, as well as lime discolorations. Whether you are looking for advice on how to do it yourself or want Old Stone Restoration to treat your limestone, your stone’s original finish can be restored.
Lippage Removal / Limestone Grinding
Are your limestone tiles uneven Do you want your tile floor to be flattened at the grout lines for easier cleaning Old Stone Restoration can grind up excess stone a process called edge removal to create a flat surface and level using state-of-the-art diamond grinding technology. Once ground to the desired level and shape, limestone is sharpened and polished to the desired finish.
Limestone Cleaning & Sealing
Some types of natural stone are more porous than others, and the more porous a natural stone, the more likely it is to stain. Your marble will be easier to clean with periodic professional deep cleaning services, using non-acidic and highly effective cleaning solutions. Once your marble has been cleaned and restored, we can recommend that you seal it to improve its stain resistance. We say “May” because not all stones need to be sealed. Highly polished stone may not even take an impregnation sealant. But, if sealing is recommended, be aware that sealing is an inexpensive preventative measure against stain damage because it gives you time to wipe up spills before they become stains.
Limestone Stain Removal
Old Stone Restoration can remove lime stains, as well as lime discolorations. Whether you are looking for advice on how to do it yourself or want Old Stone Restoration to treat your limestone, your stone’s original finish can be restored.
Lippage Removal / Limestone Grinding
Are your limestone tiles uneven Do you want your tile floor to be flattened at the grout lines for easier cleaning Old Stone Restoration can grind up excess stone a process called edge removal to create a flat surface and level using state-of-the-art diamond grinding technology. Once ground to the desired level and shape, limestone is sharpened and polished to the desired finish.
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