Stone Floor Restoration and Victorian Tile Cleaning Service In Edinburgh Expands
Jun 9, 2017
Aquatec Cleaning Group have announced an expansion of their stone floor restoration and Victorian tile cleaning service. As well as serving Edinburgh, they now offer this in West Lothian, Falkirk, Fife and Ayrshire.
Edinburgh, United Kingdom - June 9, 2017 /PressCable/ —
Bill Weir, founder of Aquatec Cleaning Group today announced that the company is expanding their stone floor restoration and Victorian tile cleaning service. The service which has been used by many households and businesses in Edinburgh, Scotland, has now been rolled out to other locations, including West Lothian, Falkirk, Fife, and Ayrshire.
Mr Weir noted, “Stone flooring and Victorian tiling can look beautiful and add much to the appeal of a home or business premises. Oftentimes we are called upon to undertake remedial work, caused through the use of inappropriate chemicals by cleaning companies who do not have the necessary expertise to treat various types of stonework.”
Aquatec Cleaning Group have the equipment and expertise to clean, polish and seal marble, Travertine, granite, ceramic, porcelain, slate, quarry tiles, grout lines, basalt, Yorkstone flags, Victorian tiles, Karndean and Amtico.
Aquatec Cleaning Group has invested heavily in industry leading training from Nu-Life Stonecare. They also use Nu-Life products and solutions, which they feel gives them a competitive advantage over the majority of other companies. Nu-Life products are recognised as being the leading company in the UK for training and products.
The company is confident that the expansion of this service will prove popular in the parts of Scotland they serve, and early indications are that customers appreciate the care and attention to detail that are the hallmark of Aquatec Cleaning Group’s service.
Floor and wall tiles represent a growing market in the UK, according to the findings of AMA Research, who published the report ‘Floor and Wall Tiles Market Report – UK 2015-2019 Analysis‘. Bill Weir said, “It is important as a growing and ambitious company, that Aquatec Cleaning Group, stays at the leading edge of offering services that are relevant to consumers. Our continuing investment in training, fleet, and equipment helps us maintain our base of delighted customers, allows us to offer them a more comprehensive range of services, as well as attract new customers to our quality cleaning services.”
Interested parties can keep up to date with the latest company news via the Aquatec Cleaning Group Twitter feed.
Contact Info:
Name: Bill Weir
Email: [email protected]
Organization: Aquatec Cleaning Group
Address: 15/2 Hope Park Terrace, Edinburgh, Scotland EH8 9LZ, United Kingdom
Phone: +44-131-603-8425
For more information, please visit http://www.aquateccarpetcleaning.com
Source: PressCable
Release ID: 206164
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