Marble Polishing Services In Stanwell

Please see our Frequently Asked Questions page for a general idea of the cost of restoring marble floors. Or contact us for a more accurate quote. All you need to do is send pictures to our email or by WhatsApp and you’ll get an estimate within 24 hours. 

Light scratches and scuff marks on a marble floor can make a beautiful floor look old but it’s not too difficult to re-polish the surface to a super gloss surface. This is a standard clean, polish and seal service for most marble floor restoration requirements.

A marble floor can be sanded to remove slightly deeper scratches and this takes a little more time that a standard service. If a scratch is too deep to be sanded out it might be better to fill the damaged area. For such deep scratches in marble we use epoxy resin filler. This filler is also used to fill cracks and holes in marble, as well as other stone floors. The colour of the resin can be matched with a variety of resin paint mixtures that is combined into the resin before applying it to the marble. Any excess resin residue is sanded and polished to match the surrounding marble. 

Many of our customers ask us how often they need to restore their marble floors. The truth is, there is no specific time. It really depends on the type of stone, the amount of traffic and personal preference. As a guide we recommend every two to five years but during this time you should not spill anything on the floor and should sweep regularly. Leaving outdoor shoes at the door is always the best option.

Marble is durable, but over time even a durable surface will require some attention.  Some marbles are harder than others but being a calcium-based stone means it’s susceptible to scratches and acid damage. If your marble floor is looking a little worse for wear it might be time to call in the stone restoration professionals who can restore your floor to its former grandeur.

Marble polishing with varying grades of sanding discs can bring the shine back to your beautiful marble stone tiles. As a professional marble polishing service, we can provide a complete cleaning and restoration service for you in one day.

Have you noticed that your marble floor is shiny in some areas but dull in others? Perhaps you’d like to tone down the shine and make the floor more matt, such as satin or honed? A great example of this would be in a busy household with lots of children or pets that tend to bring in dirt from outside. Scratches and spillages can occur so easily and the only way to hide it is to call a professional marble polishing company. But this damage will be less noticeable on a floor that has a matt surface, so why not try it? If you don’t like it you can always ask us to polish it back to a high shine the next time you need a restoration service.

Whatever your need, our marble polishing service in Ascot can even out an inconsistent finish or create a new look by changing the finish to honed, satin, or gloss.

If you aren’t sure what you would like, we as marble polishing service provider are happy to demonstrate the different finishes on a small area of your floor before you decide.

Our marble floor cleaning company uses only the highest quality cleaning products from Klindex, the trusted source of restoration products across the globe. For general we recommend a pH neutral floor cleaner. If we haven’t left a bottle with you after our service please ask us about it.

Caring for and restoring the lustre of your marble floor usually entails a strip, clean and polish and we begin with a high pH stripping solution. For general maintenance we recommend using neutral pH cleaning solution, but never acidic. Only professional stone restoration specialists should use acid for certain situations but the stone is always polished afterwards.

• We flush out collected dirt and grime from tiles and grout
• Remove stubborn stains from marble tiles and countertops
• Remove the old seal, and polish the marble back to its former shine.

Acids are used to remove limescale from bathroom taps, basins and walls that are made of porcelain or granite. But stone that contains calcium will etch very quickly when using acidic solutions and the only way to remove the limescale is to sand it off with specialist diamond sanding pads. Don’t try it yourself – you may end up scratching the surface. Rather call a marble repair specialist to restore it efficiently and safely.

Please see our FAQ’s page for more answers, or arrange for a demonstration before making your decision.