Hard Surface Care

Ceramic tiles are the perfect floor coverings for many high-traffic environments. They’re easy to mop and hold up to a lot of abuse. But after time you’ll notice tile floors and walls no longer look clean. Upon closer inspection, you’ll see it’s not the tiles that look dirty and neglected – it’s the grout! Sanded grout absorbs dirt, oil and grease, and quickly becomes permanently stained and discolored.

EBC Grout Armor will restore your existing dirty grout lines to a beautiful, like-new appearance. Grout Armor also protects new installations, saving you money on normal maintenance. Avoid expensive re-grouting. Simply apply Grout Armor, and your grout lines will resist stains and last long.

Natural stone floors represent a significant investment in your facility and, more importantly, provide an opportunity to create an amazing visual impression. Let’s face it, is there anything inside a building more beautiful than a properly maintained natural floor that simply “pops” with an incredible shine? Or maybe you prefer your floors have a more matte/honed finish. Either way, we can make it happen. Here, at EBC, we are happy to be able to provide the specific services and options you need to help maintain your natural stone floors. So, why look to us for these particular flooring needs? Well…because EBC is the expert in this area. Just look at what we can do in your facility:

• Polishing – This process is used to maintain a high level of shine on marble, granite, and terrazzo floors. EBC uses a crystallization process to keep these floors at the highest possible level of appearance.
• Refinishing – This process, referred to as Diamond Honing or Diamond Grinding, helps to remove scratches and traffic patterns in the floor.
• Powder Polishing – This process is required once scratches have been removed from the floor and the desired gloss level has been achieved.
• Sealing – This process uses an Impregnator and is extremely important in order to properly protect floors. Natural stone floors are porous and, as a result, require a sealant to protect from spills while also allowing the floor to breathe properly.