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Welcome to Tile Doctor Service

Covering the UK we are your local tile renovation service specialising in the restorative cleaning of all types of tiles, stone, and grout.  Our extensive services cover a diverse range of wall and flooring materials, such as Basalt, Ceramic, Encaustic Cement, Limestone, Marble, Porcelain, Quarry, Sandstone, Slate, Terracotta, Terrazzo, Travertine, Victorian tile, and even Luxury Vinyl Tiles (LVT).

All Tile Doctors are professionally trained and have invested in the right equipment and experience to solve any problem.  As members of the national Tile Doctor network, they also benefit from a collaborative platform, sharing industry knowledge and expertise.

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  • Restoring an Efflorescence-Stained Brick Style Floor Doverdale Droitwich 6th July 2026
    This period brick-style Brick flooring at a property in Doverdale near Droitwich was previously covered with laminate for over five years which had prevented the floor from breathing resulting in a bad case of efflorescence. Old floors don’t have the benefit of a damp proof membrane so need to be left free of coverings so […]
  • LVT Vinyl Floor Stripped and Polished for Potters Green Community Club 3rd July 2026
    The equipment and products that we use at Tile Doctor work equally well on Vinyl floors so I thought I would share with you this example of an LVT (Luxury Vinyl Tile) floor that I regularly maintain at a community club in Potters Green. These floors are very durable with low maintenance but like Tile […]
  • Restoration of a Classic 1900’s Victorian Tiled Floor in Ammanford 20th June 2026
    A lady in Ammanford, just outside Swansea requested a visit to discuss the Victorian tiled floor she had discovered when lifting an old carpet in the hallway. Dating back to the 1900’s the tiles were in a poor state however she thought that it would be a real to leave them like that and it […]
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