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Frequently Asked Questions

We offer a comprehensive range of services including grinding, honing, polishing, epoxy coating, silicate coating, densification, and nano coating treatments.

Polishing should generally be performed every 6-12 months, depending on usage, foot traffic, and desired shine.

Yes, we are equipped to manage both residential and large commercial projects efficiently.

Please remove all furniture and personal items from the area to allow us to work efficiently.

Yes, we offer expert advice on maintaining your floor’s appearance and extending its lifespan.

We use high-quality, eco-friendly polishing compounds that are tailored to your mosaic floor’s specific needs.

Yes, our advanced cleaning and restoration techniques effectively remove old and stubborn stains.

Some noise is inevitable, but we take measures to minimize disruption and ensure a smooth process.

Yes, we provide warranties on our polishing and coating services to ensure your satisfaction.

Contact us with details of your project, and we will provide a customized quote based on your specific needs.

We accept various payment methods including cash, credit/debit cards, and bank transfers for your convenience.

Yes, silicate coating can be applied to newly installed mosaic floors once they have cured properly. It enhances durability and appearance.

Densification is the process of treating concrete floors with a chemical densifier to increase hardness and resistance to wear, stains, and damage.

Nano coating provides superior protection against stains, scratches, and wear, while enhancing the floor's gloss and ease of maintenance.

The duration depends on the size and condition of the floor. Typically, it can take from a few hours to several days.

Grinding is a more aggressive process used to remove surface imperfections and level the floor, while honing is a finer process used to smooth the surface and enhance its appearance.

Grinding should be done as needed based on floor condition, typically every few years or when significant wear or damage occurs.

Epoxy coating is applied to fill cracks and pinholes, then ground down to ensure a smooth, level surface and prevent the filled areas from being exposed.

Silicate coating improves the floor's durability, resistance to stains and damage, and adds a subtle sheen to the surface.

Densification increases the floor's hardness, resistance to abrasion, and reduces dusting and staining.

Nano coating is a high-performance treatment that provides a protective layer against stains, scratches, and wear, while enhancing the floor's shine and making it easier to clean.

Yes, grinding and polishing can effectively remove deep scratches, although very severe damage may require additional treatments.

The epoxy coating typically needs to cure for 24-48 hours before grinding to ensure it has fully hardened and bonded.

Common problems with floor coatings include peeling, bubbling, uneven application, and discoloration. Proper surface preparation and application can help prevent these issues.

The choice of coating depends on your floor's usage, desired durability, and maintenance preferences. Consult with a professional to determine the best option for your specific needs.

Regular cleaning, avoiding harsh chemicals, and periodic maintenance treatments can help extend the life of your mosaic floor coatings.

You can expect noise and dust during the grinding and honing process, but we use equipment to minimize disruption. The process involves removing surface imperfections and achieving a smooth finish.

Yes, both epoxy and silicate coatings can be applied to mosaic floors. Epoxy is used for filling cracks and pinholes, while silicate coatings enhance durability and appearance.

Contact a professional to assess and correct the uneven coating. They may need to remove and reapply the coating or perform additional grinding and polishing.

Signs that your floor needs a new coating include visible wear, scratches, staining, and a lack of shine. Regular inspection and maintenance can help determine when a new coating is necessary.
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