Sådan gør vi Stone Maintenance Plans trin for trin
Rotary machines scrub stone with soap — A rotary machine works neutral stone soap across the floor to lift trapped grit and greasy residues. Dirt lifts out of the stone pores without harming natural minerals.
Masking tape protects nearby skirting boards — We mask wooden baseboards and metal frames to protect surrounding trims while floor machines run near wall edges.
Diamond pads smooth worn floor tracks — Fine diamond pads glide over doorways to lift light scuffs and level the surface sheen.
Water droplets test sealer penetration — Water drops placed on the tiles show whether the stone absorbs liquid or keeps it out. Stone that darkens quickly needs fresh protective sealer.
Fresh breathable sealer protects open pores — We apply fresh breathable sealer across the dry floor. The treatment blocks oils and spills while letting trapped ground moisture escape freely.
Care guides list safe daily soaps — The final handover gives you a list of neutral cleaning soaps designed for your stone. Using gentle cleaners stops acid burns between our scheduled visits.
Delivering clean stone floors with uniform surface protection
Uniform sheen across all main walkways
Daily foot traffic slowly rubs high-sheen finishes into flat grey tracks. Periodic surface buffing keeps the stone reflecting light evenly from room to room without cloudy lines.
Active protection against sea air moisture
Deep sealers stop coastal damp and spills before they soak into open pores. Regular checks ensure busy entryways stay safe from daily foot wear.
Light scratch clearing before deep pitting
Airborne dust creates tiny scuffs that trap dirt and widen over time. Fine diamond pads clear these marks before heavy grinding becomes necessary.
We cover the Costa del Sol
Restoration and routine scheduled care extend across all coastal residential villas, urban penthouses, and private estates.
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Twice a year visits or quarterly scheduled upkeep
Foot traffic decides how fast stone sealers wear down. A holiday home used only during peak family breaks sees light wear. Fine diamond pads manage these marks across two visits each year. This schedule catches surface scuffs before dirt settles into the stone pores. Floors keep a steady sheen without deep machine work.
Holiday rentals and busy family villas face far heavier use. Constant footsteps and beach sand wear down entry tiles quickly. Gritty sand acts like sandpaper under moving shoes. Our recommendation is quarterly visits for busy rental homes, because regular care prevents costly grinding later. Frequent attention protects soft marble before deep dull paths appear.
The right choice comes down to daily foot traffic in the home. Two visits each year suit quiet holiday retreats with calm seasons. Four visits each year protect busy rental properties where foot traffic never stops.
Interior living floors only or combined exterior terrace protection
Outdoor stone terraces face hot sun, pool water splashes, and dusty wind. Rain and heat break down protective sealers on open travertine and limestone. Interior marble stays sheltered from rough coastal weather. Stone outside loses its shield much faster than indoor floors.
Treating both areas together keeps terrace stone clean and freshly sealed alongside indoor rooms. Sand and dust get washed away outside before people walk them inside. Unsealed terraces shed fine grit that shoes drag straight onto polished marble. Our recommendation is combining outdoor terraces with ground floor rooms, because clean terraces protect indoor stone from grit. This joined care keeps both surfaces bright.
Covering only inside rooms makes sense when terraces are enclosed with glass. Non-porous ceramic tiles outside also remove the need for terrace stone care. Open porous stone patios always benefit from joined treatment.
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Faint grey path across living room marble
Ground grit under shoes scratches the reflective polish on high-traffic floor areas. The dull walkway can be saved, as long as fine diamond pads re-polish the surface early.
Dull circular ring beside the dining table
Spilled citrus juice or dressing dissolves calcium on bare stone surfaces. The etched ring can be cleared, as long as light honing smooths the spot before resealing.
Sticky dark grout lines along kitchen tiles
Dirty mop water and grease collect inside porous grout channels over time. The dark lines can be saved, as long as machine scrubbing and fresh sealer protect them.
Chalky white film on exterior pool pavers
Hard tap water and pool splashes evaporate, leaving dry mineral haze. The chalky film can be cleared, as long as neutral wash and fresh sealer shield the stone.
Water drops soaking immediately into entrance tiles
Protective sealers wear away completely under heavy outdoor foot traffic. The dry stone can be saved, as long as fresh sealer fills the pores before dirt settles.
Your questions, answered
How long do results last under regular stone maintenance plans? +
A restored floor maintained through scheduled visits lasts many years without requiring heavy grinding. We renew the protective sealer and buff traffic lanes before dirt penetrates the stone surface.
What floor conditions are required before starting stone maintenance plans? +
The stone must already be structurally sound and free from deep uneven lippage. On the Costa del Sol, floors with severe cracks need full restoration before scheduled maintenance plans can begin.
What should be completed before a maintenance plan visit begins? +
General painting and heavy construction work should conclude before servicing starts. Once building dust settles, our fine polishing and protective sealing create clean surfaces that last.
Does regular stone maintenance create dust or slurry inside the home? +
The process uses wet diamond pads that bind all stone dust directly in water. Wet extraction vacuums lift this slurry immediately from the floor. We leave the room clean, dry, and ready for normal use.
Why might a stone maintenance plan be refused for damaged floors? +
Maintenance visits cannot repair deep gouges, wide cracks, or heavy uneven steps between tiles. When stone exhibits structural damage, we decline maintenance and recommend proper restorative grinding instead.
What happens if you are not satisfied with the maintenance visit? +
We stand behind our work with a clear satisfaction guarantee. If any treated area shows uneven sheen or patchy sealing, we return and correct the finish without extra charge.