Mosaic restoration

The entrway floor to my brownstone coop in Prospect Heights has mosaic tiling from the late 1800s that needs to be restored. It needs to be cleaned, loose tiles need to be secured, and broken tiles need to be replaced. Does anyone know someone who specializes in restoring brownstone mosaics? Thanks for your help!

tnoren

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rcltrh | 13 years and 1 month ago

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I think someone on here used to post that they redid them. They are called “encaustic tiles” if yoiu are doing a searct.  Aaron from Green Mountain construction also does them I think.  He posts on here all the time and you can see an example of one he redid on his portfolio page http://gmcandd.com/portfolio.html He did good work for us on another project.  You might ask him…