Natural Stone has fast become the most common form of flooring in our homes. It is a favorite of homeowners and builders alike because of its beauty and durability. Travertine, Limestone, Marble, Granite and Mexican Pavers are the most popular types of stone used in Southern California homes. Floors, countertops, showers, patios and even replaces are just a few examples of how functional stone can be. However, over time stone begins to lose its luster. It becomes dingy, dull, stained and tired looking.
Prior to cleaning a porcelain or ceramic tile floor, the BLUE STEAM technician will perform a cleaning test to determine how the dirt and grime reacts to specific cleaners. There are many different tile cleaning products available and the right one will be chosen based on our cleaning results. The use of proper chemicals along with high pressure steam will ensure your floor gets cleaned properly and thoroughly. Not all tile and grout is cleaned the same way, old and unsealed grout may be much harder to clean.
We're a complete source for restoring and maintaining the beauty of your natural stone. We provide services, products and education for our customers to properly maintain and preserve all natural stone. The objective of Blue Steam is to restore the stone to its original state when it was first installed. Our restoration removes scratches, revives the dull areas, and enhances the natural beauty of the stone. There are also varying degrees of colors, surface texture and finishes, which results in a more antique or worn appearance.
Concrete is one of the most common surfaces in the world, but not many people know that it's possible to restore the look of old concrete flooring. Needing to remove oil, general staining or calcium is common for a homeowner to experience; be it a walkway, garage floor, driveway or pool decking. These days many concrete floors are poured with color mixed in, but due to extreme weather conditions we find that the most common complaint is fading or color loss. There are two main causes of fading concrete color; first is the sun and the second is calcium deposits from standing water or sprinklers.
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