Marble Floor Restoration Service
4 Steps of Marble Floor Restoration
Marble floor restoration procedure typically takes 4 steps:
1st step is grinding. It’s the most powerful and dynamic step, also known as lippage removal, delipping or flattening. Even new installed marble floors can have some tiles to be upper or lower of floor flatness. This step removes all ledges, roughness and brings flatness to marble floors. Also, this step can remove the deepest scratches and stains.
2nd step is honing. Honing is the step of floor restoration that provides smoothing the marble floor with industrial diamonds, which brings up more shine to the marble. Honing will also remove scratches, stains and give a more uniform appearance. In some cases honing is all that’s needed to get you stone looking spectacular again.
3rd step is polishing. Polishing gives a semi-shining or shining effect on the marble floor. Polishing is done by industrial diamonds, but smaller graded, than while honing. For marble floors in good condition, polishing can be enough to bring back the shine.
4th step is buffing or crystallization. Crystallization is a method of marble floor finishing. It brings “mirror-like” shine by chemical reaction on the surface of the marble. Crystallization also creates a microfilm on the surface of marble, which is more solid and durable and helps to preserve the color and the brightness of the marble. Crystallization is a very good method for regular stone maintenance.
Our marble floor restoration polishing treatment uses diamond pads to grind down the surface of your marble, bringing out a fresh layer of stone. Then we use successively finer grade pads to bring the surface of your marble to a “mirror-like” shine.
- Remove All Furnishings
- Complete Access of Area
- Completely Empty the Room
- Protect All Walls & Built-In Furniture
- Cover & Tape Areas Preventing Over-Spray
- Repair Holes in Floor
- Hand Detailing
- Complete Cleanup
- We’ll make you smile.
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Before & After
Deterioration on Dull Floor with Brushed Finish Restoration
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Brushed Finish with Pillowed / Cushioned Edges Shined Up
We polish marble floors not only right after laying and installing marble slabs, but more…
Dull Deterioration of Serpentine Black Entryway
Entryway marble floors are most often subjected to restoration because due to deteri more…
Serpentine Marble Tiled Entryway / Corridor after Refinishing
We use the best sealers to give marble floors the maximum protection and an elegant more…
5 Stages of Floor Restoration. Disrepair Foyer Floor
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Reddish Rosso Foyer Floor after Revitalization
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Shabby Marble Lobby Floor Refinishing
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Refinished Marble Lobby Floor
This lobby floor was in very lifeless condition. It was very dull and had etches and more…
Worn Out Granite on Dingy Floor in Lobby. Before Polishing
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UbaTuba Granite Polished Floor in Lobby
The price for the granite floor restoration depends on a lot of circumstances. It ma more…
Tarnished Travertine Floor Before Restoration
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Restored Beige Travertine Marble Floor
When marble is installed they bring an aesthetic look that is shiny and polished. To more…
Textured Line Removal. White Thassos Floor
This floor was decorated along the perimeter with textured tiles (tiles with rough l more…
Textured Ornamental Line Removed and Floor Refinished
White thassos marble floor had textured/engraved ornamental line on perimeter that w more…
Splotchy Spots on Floor Suffered the Vinegar Bottle Dropping
This is the etched kitchen marble floor in a Brooklyn apartment. The owner accidenta more…
Etched Spots and Spill Marks Removed
Etched spot was removed along with entire floor restoration and polishing.
Wax Flaking off on Slatestone Floor before Grinding & Polishing
The slatestone floor was in poor condition, there was no living shine. Also, there w more…
Tiled Slate Stone Floor after Stripping and Grinding
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Terrazzo Restroom Janitorial Cleaning & Polishing
Very often there is a need to restore old, shabby floor especially for grime terrazz more…
Terrazzo Restroom Floor Polishing
The terrazzo floors are very unpretentious in the care. It does not require the use more…
Scuffed Foyer Floor Scouring. Botticino
Forgetting to sweep, cleaning with dirty mops, do not use door mat will lead to a du more…
Tiled Foyer Floor after Cleaning and Polishing
The Botticino marble floor and gout was cleaned with a heavy duty cleaner and then p more…
Deterioration on Misty Floor before Polishing
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Polished Kitchen Floor
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Tiled Marble Floor. Before Refinishing
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Marble Floor. Black and White Tiles
This picture shows marble floor after full restoration. This tiled marble floor was more…
Granite Floor before Restoration in Restaurant Petrossian NYC
This picture shows a tiled granite floor before restoration in Petrossian restaurant more…
Polished Granite Floor in Restaurant
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Tainted Disrepair Marble Foyer Floor & Saddle
It is important to understand, any sealers or cleaners for marble will not protect i more…
Ground Down & Polished Foyer Marble Floor & Saddle
Contrary to popular belief, stone restoration does not reduce the life of the stone. more…
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