Flagstone Restoration

Winchcombe, Cotswolds

Traditional Flagstone Floor Restoration

This type of restoration is the most common example of our work — a complete process designed to revive and protect original flagstone floors.

Once the room is cleared of all fixtures, fittings, and furnishings, cupboards, units, and doorways are carefully sealed to minimise cleaning at the end of the project. The original pointing is then removed and replaced with our breathable lime-based Somerset mix, allowing the floor to perform as it was intended.

Using dustless technology, we remove ingrained dirt and contaminants that have built up over many years — sometimes centuries. A gentle wet process follows to deeply clean the surface and open the pores of the stone.

The flagstones are then treated with nourishing natural oils and finished with a fine mist of beeswax, restoring a soft, natural sheen. Finally, all protective coverings are removed, and the newly restored floor is handed back to the client — clean, dry, and ready to enjoy.

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Case Studies

Before & After Flagstone Restorations

Flagstone Restoration in Misterton, Somerset

See how Flagstone Restoration uncovered and revived a hidden flagstone floor in Misterton, Somerset — restoring its natural beauty and breathability using traditional lime-based methods.

Flagstone Restoration – Glastonbury, Somerset

This heritage property had Blue Lias flagstones hidden under decades of wear. After restoration, the floor now looks brighter and cleaner, with oils and beeswax bringing out the stone’s natural character.

Flagstone Restoration – Colyton, Devon

Years of ingrained dirt had left these flagstones almost black. Using dustless technology, we stripped the floor back to reveal its natural light grey tones, finished with lime pointing and beeswax for lasting protection.