A beautifully restored floor is only protected as well as it’s sealed. We apply impregnating and topical sealers matched to your exact floor type — guarding against stains, water and wear for years, not months.
Sealing is the step that determines how long a restoration lasts. The wrong sealer — or none at all — leaves natural stone, tile and concrete exposed to staining, water damage and premature wear, undoing months or years of good condition in a single spill.
We match the sealer to your floor’s material and porosity: penetrating, breathable sealers for natural stone that needs to regulate moisture, and durable topical finishes for concrete and tile where a harder-wearing surface layer is the priority.
Benefits
Why clients choose this service
Stain protection
Sealed floors resist everyday spills — wine, oil and water — instead of absorbing them.
Moisture management
Breathable sealers let porous stone regulate moisture, preventing trapped damp and damage.
Finish of your choice
From invisible matte protection to a glossy topical finish — sealed to suit the look you want.
Extends restoration life
The right sealer protects your investment in restoration for years rather than months.
Common problems
Problems we solve every week
Unprotected, porous floors
Unsealed natural stone and grout absorb stains within minutes — sealing closes that door.
Failed or worn-out old sealers
Old coatings that have thinned or yellowed are stripped and replaced with a fresh application.
Water & salt damage
Sealing protects against tide marks, efflorescence and de-icing salt damage.
High-traffic wear
Durable topical sealers add a hard-wearing surface layer for busy commercial floors.
We test your floor to choose between a penetrating and topical sealer, and the right formulation.
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Prepare the surface
The floor is deep-cleaned and fully dried — sealing over trapped moisture or dirt causes early failure.
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Apply the sealer
Applied evenly in the correct number of coats for lasting, uniform protection.
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Cure & guide aftercare
We confirm cure times and walk you through simple maintenance to maximise the sealer’s life.
Where we work
Residential & commercial
Sealing is relevant to almost every floor type we work on — usually the final step after cleaning or restoration, but also available as a standalone service to protect a floor that’s already in good condition.
Impregnating sealers absorb into the stone and protect from within while staying breathable; topical sealers sit on the surface, adding sheen and a harder wear layer.