Your Granite, Travertine, & Marble Floor Polishing Professionals

Most jobs can be completed on the same day. Depending on the size of the area being restored and the extent of the damage, some jobs may require more work. If you’re not sure what service you need, our technicians can help properly diagnose the problem and offer the appropriate solution. Just give us a call for more information or to schedule an appointment.

There are three factors that drive the cost of resurfacing granite: Surface Area, Surface Condition, and type of finish.  The majority of pricing comes down to the number of man hours it will take to complete the job.  Some jobs will require less work because the natural stone is easy to work with and repair.  Other jobs will require significant repairs and maybe located in areas that provide less than ideal working conditions, thus they take more time to complete.
On the low end, a granite surface with a small surface area (think a countertop), with only minor repairs required, and just requires a good polishing, the typical consumer will be looking at ~$3/square foot.  On the high end, a granite surface with a large area (think flooring), with major repairs required (cracking, chipping, deep scratches), and also requires polishing, the typical consumer will be looking at ~$6/square foot.

When you compare buying granite new you are looking at $40-$100/square foot plus demo and installation costs.  Restoring granite is in the $3-$6 cost.  A fraction of the cost to make your granite look new again, is well worth the money spent.

Polishing. Your travertine floors’ opulent beauty can be diminished by an uneven surface, dull patches, or scratches. Your travertine can be polished with the proper diamonds or polishing powders to return it to its former splendor.

To restore the sheen to the surface of your travertine floor, polish it last. The exquisite sheen and sparkle that your stone had when it was new is restored by polishing the surface using clear topical-based sealers. To seal the tile surface and add a magnificent sheen, we advise using Celine.

Your travertine surfaces can be polished by Complete Stone Care and Protection to remove flaws like dull spots, scratches, etching, and other wear and tear, creating a damage-free surface that appears brand new once again.

Due to its porosity, travertine may be vulnerable to deterioration if not sealed. Because travertine is a porous stone, it needs to be cleaned and maintained properly. It needs to be sealed in order to preserve its natural beauty, design, and color because of how porous it is.

Despite its reputation as a hardy and resilient natural stone, travertine nevertheless requires care and maintenance. To preserve your outdoor travertine tile in good condition and to prevent damage, seal it every one to two years.

The floor may be made to seem as beautiful as it once did. You can fix the surface and buff a shine into it to restore the floor’s polish, making the marble look just as nice as it did on the day it was installed.

Marble floors add a touch of beauty to your home and are significantly stronger than most other forms of flooring. Marble floors can endure up to 25 years with appropriate upkeep and lots of tender loving care. Given the proper care and upkeep from a qualified stone restoration business, some will last even longer.

It’s critical that the marble cleaning solution be pH neutral. If you clean your marble using acidic cleansers, the marble will scrape and lose its luster. Therefore, no vinegar! Use a highly diluted solution of ammonia and water to clean your marble flooring, or a similarly diluted solution of dish soap and water.