SPECIALIST STONE CARE

We specialise in the professional restoration, cleaning, repair and polishing of natural stone and tiled surfaces.

From private homes and listed properties to commercial spaces, we provide carefully considered solutions for surfaces that need cleaning, repair, restoration or a higher-quality finish.

RESTORATION  •  REPAIR  •  POLISHING  •  PROTECTION

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Clear, professional guidance on marble and natural stone restoration, polishing, repair and protection.

How much does marble polishing cost in London?

The cost depends on the size of the area, the condition of the stone, the level of restoration required and accessibility. Every project is different, so we provide a personalised quotation following a free assessment.

How often should marble be polished?

There is no fixed schedule. High-traffic floors and frequently used surfaces may need more regular attention, while less-used areas can retain their finish for longer with proper cleaning and care.

Can scratches and etch marks be removed from marble?

In many cases, yes. Light scratches and etching can often be corrected through professional honing and polishing. Deeper damage may require additional restoration before the final finish is achieved.

Can stained marble be restored?

Often, yes. Treatment depends on the type of stain, how deeply it has penetrated and the condition of the stone. We assess the surface carefully and recommend the most suitable method for the material.

Can you polish marble worktops?

Yes. Marble worktops can be professionally cleaned, restored and polished to revive their natural finish. We can also advise on suitable protection and ongoing maintenance.

How long does marble polishing take?

The timeframe depends on the size, condition and scope of the work. Smaller areas may be completed within a day, while larger or heavily worn surfaces may require longer. We confirm the expected schedule after assessment.

Can you restore damaged marble without replacing it?

In many cases, professional restoration can address dullness, scratches, stains, etching and general wear without replacement. We explain what can realistically be achieved before work begins.

What is the difference between polishing and restoration?

Polishing focuses on improving the surface finish and bringing back the stone’s natural lustre. Restoration is more comprehensive and may include repairing scratches, stains, etching and unevenness before the final finish is applied.

Do you restore limestone and travertine?

Yes. We work with a range of natural stones, including limestone and travertine, helping to address dullness, wear, staining and surface damage with a clean, even and refreshed finish.

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