What We Do
Diamond Polishing
Why Choose This Treatment
Key Benefits
Mirror-Like Finish
Achieve gloss levels of 80–95 GU, restoring the deep reflective shine that defines luxury marble floors.
Lippage Correction
Diamond grinding levels uneven tile edges, creating a perfectly flat surface that eliminates trip hazards.
Surface Hardening
Crystallization creates a calcium oxalate layer that is harder than the original marble, extending floor life.
Colour Enhancement
Polishing deepens and enriches the natural colour and veining of the stone, revealing its full beauty.
Cost-Effective
Professional polishing costs a fraction of floor replacement and can be repeated multiple times over the stone’s lifetime.
Minimal Disruption
We work in sections, allowing partial use of the space during treatment. Overnight scheduling available.
Compatibility
Materials Treated
White Marbles
Carrara, Calacatta, Statuario, Thassos, Bianco Sivec and other white marble varieties.
Coloured Marbles
Botticino, Crema Marfil, Emperador, Nero Marquina, Verde Guatemala, Rosa Portogallo.
Travertine
Roman travertine, Navona, Silver, Noce and all travertine varieties, filled or unfilled.
Limestone
Jerusalem Stone, Jura Beige, Moleanos, Pietra di Vicenza and other limestone types.
Terrazzo
Venetian terrazzo, poured terrazzo and precast terrazzo tiles with marble or glass aggregate.
Agglomerate
Engineered marble and quartz agglomerate surfaces used in contemporary hospitality design.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
How often should marble floors be polished?
In high-traffic hotel environments, we recommend a full diamond polishing every 3–5 years, with interim crystallization maintenance annually. For residential settings, the interval can extend to 5–10 years depending on usage and care.
Will polishing remove deep scratches and etching?
Yes. Diamond polishing removes the top layer of marble (typically 0.5–1mm), which eliminates surface scratches, acid etch marks and minor damage. Very deep gouges may require resin filling before polishing.
What is the difference between polishing and crystallization?
Polishing uses diamond abrasives to physically smooth the stone surface through mechanical action. Crystallization is a chemical process that creates a hard calcium oxalate layer on the marble surface, adding shine and protection. We typically use both techniques together for the best result.
Can you match different finish levels across the same floor?
Yes. We can achieve polished (high-gloss), honed (matte satin) or leather (textured) finishes, and we can blend transition areas to match existing finishes in adjacent spaces.
How much dust does the process generate?
Our machines are equipped with integrated water-feed and vacuum systems that capture virtually all dust and slurry at the source. The process is wet, which eliminates airborne dust. We contain the work area with protective sheeting to prevent any residual moisture from reaching adjacent spaces.
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Restore Your Marble’s Brilliance
Send us photos of your marble floors and we will provide a detailed assessment with recommended treatment plan and pricing.
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