Marble Floor Cleaning, Polishing & Restoration in Surrey

Our Marble Floor Services in Surrey

Floor Polishing Services restores marble floors in private homes, period properties, larger residential properties and commercial premises across Surrey, including Esher, Weybridge, Guildford, Woking, Cobham, Oxshott, Leatherhead, Epsom, Reigate, Godstone and surrounding areas.

Every marble floor is different. Before recommending a treatment, we assess the stone, its existing finish, the condition of the grout and any previous sealers or cleaning products. The aim is to restore the floor appropriately rather than apply unnecessary treatments or artificial surface coatings.

Marble Floor Cleaning

Over time, marble floors can become dull, dirty and difficult to maintain.

Foot traffic can carry fine grit across the surface, grout lines can become heavily soiled and unsuitable cleaning products may leave residues or damage the finish.

Professional deep cleaning can remove ingrained contamination from the marble tiles and grout lines and reveal the actual condition of the floor.

Where the stone itself remains in good condition, cleaning and sealing may be all that is required. Where the surface is scratched, etched, worn or uneven, further restoration may be necessary.

Marble Floor Restoration

Cleaning and restoration are not the same process.

Deep cleaning removes dirt and contamination, but it cannot remove physical damage within the surface of marble.

Scratches, acid etching, worn areas and an uneven finish may require the stone to be mechanically restored using specialist diamond abrasives.

Depending on the floor and required finish, our marble restoration work can include:

• Deep cleaning of marble tiles and grout
• Removal of old cleaning-product residues and contamination
• Repairs to cracks, chips, pits and holes where appropriate
• Diamond honing
• Diamond polishing
• Reduction of scratches and etch marks
• Grinding and lippage correction where required
• Grout cleaning
• Stain treatment where practical
• Application of an appropriate impregnating sealer
• Advice on ongoing cleaning and maintenance

We select the process according to the stone and its condition rather than applying the same treatment to every floor.

Does My Marble Floor Need Cleaning or Restoration?

It is not always obvious.

A dirty or darkened floor may respond extremely well to professional deep cleaning. A floor that is physically scratched, etched or worn may require diamond honing or polishing.

Trying to decide from photographs alone is not always possible, particularly with older floors or stone that has previously been treated with unsuitable products.

Send us clear photographs, your postcode and approximate floor area. We can provide initial advice and, where appropriate, arrange a site survey before confirming the treatment.

Can Scratches and Etch Marks Be Removed from Marble?

Many scratches and etch marks can be removed or substantially reduced using diamond restoration techniques.

The result depends on the depth of the damage, the marble and the finish required.

Acid etching is particularly important to distinguish from staining. An acidic substance can physically alter the surface of marble, so ordinary cleaning will not necessarily remove the resulting dull mark.

Can an Old Marble Floor Be Restored?

Often, yes.

We regularly encounter marble floors that owners assume need replacing because they have become dull, scratched, heavily soiled or difficult to maintain.

Once the stone has been properly assessed, deep cleaning, repairs, diamond honing, polishing and sealing can often transform its appearance without replacing the floor.

How Much Does Marble Floor Restoration Cost in Surrey?

The cost depends on the size and condition of the floor and the work required.

A floor requiring deep cleaning and sealing is different from one requiring repairs, stain treatment, diamond honing or extensive mechanical restoration.

For an initial assessment and free quotation, send us photographs of the complete floor, close-ups of any areas of concern, your postcode and the approximate floor area.