How we carry out restoration in 5 steps
We mask walls and joinery — We mask your skirting boards, walls, and door frames with plastic film. Then we move loose furniture out before our wet machines begin work.
Heavy diamond pads remove lippage — If you choose full lippage removal, we cut down raised tile edges. Coarse diamond discs grind the floor until every joint sits flat.
Fine resin diamonds hone the surface — Wet resin pads run across the stone in steps to remove tool scratches and set your chosen shine.
We fill surface voids with compound — If you choose tinted polyester resin, we press color-matched filler into open travertine pockets and let it cure hard.
We apply deep protective sealer — We apply a clear sealer across the dry stone floor. It protects the pores deep down while letting damp air escape.
Restored natural stone that stays clean for years
Even stone without lippage or scratches
If you choose full lippage removal, diamond passes grind down high tile borders. The floor sits flat underfoot so cleaning tools glide smoothly without catching on edges.
Invisible defence against deep oil stains
Penetrating sealers sink into the microscopic pores of the stone without forming a plastic skin. Spilled liquids bead on the surface long enough for simple wiping with plain water.
Filled voids matching natural stone veins
If you choose tinted polyester resin, open pits in travertine receive matched compound fills. The patches sit flush with the surrounding stone and take a smooth polish.
We cover the Costa del Sol
Restoration services cover residential villas, luxury apartment communities, and commercial properties across coastal and hillside areas.
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Grinding tiles flat or honing existing surface
Uneven tile edges occur when natural stone tiles were laid over shifting screeds or varied in physical thickness during installation. When tile borders sit higher than neighbouring pieces, shoes stub against the edges and wet cleaning equipment snags. Full lippage removal uses rigid metal-bond diamond tools to cut through high stone margins, creating a single continuous plane where tile joints sit flush with the stone surface.
Surface honing only addresses cosmetic damage like shallow scratching, traffic wear paths, and chemical etch rings without altering the underlying floor profile. Our recommendation is surface honing only when tile joints already align smoothly across the room, as this requires fewer coarse cutting passes. Choosing lippage removal requires heavier grinding across every seam, which produces a flat finish but requires extra processing time.
Synthetic resin fill or mineral cement fill
Polyester and epoxy resin compounds allow precise colour blending to match translucent marble veining and dense limestone surfaces. The synthetic compound cures to an impervious, non-porous solid that accepts mechanical diamond polishing up to a brilliant reflection alongside the surrounding tile face. This repair method stops kitchen oils and dirty liquid from penetrating into structural fissures or repaired edge chips in indoor rooms.
Cement grout filling provides a traditional flat, porous appearance that suits rustic travertine installations and outdoor patio areas. Our recommendation is porous cement grout on sun-exposed terraces where moisture needs to breathe out through joint lines naturally. While synthetic resin yields a seamless polished floor indoors, cement grout remains the reliable choice for open-textured surfaces subject to outdoor temperature swings.
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Hollow sound under walking tiles
Debonded tiles flex under foot traffic because the setting mortar has let go of the subfloor slab. The loose tile can be saved, as long as fresh adhesive anchors it before restoration begins.
Dull grey paths across walkways
Abrasive footwear grit wears down factory gloss finishes along main corridors and entrance halls. The worn surface can be restored, as long as fine diamond pads cut past surface scuffs.
Open holes inside travertine pavers
Factory fill material dissolves out of natural pockets due to damp cleaning and foot pressure. The open cavities can be repaired, as long as fresh compound packs the voids before floor honing.
White rings near kitchen counters
Acidic cooking spills burn cloudy rings directly into polished floor tiles. The dull patch can be removed, as long as fine diamond pads cut the damaged face flat.
Black grout lines holding dirty water
Depressed mortar joints collect greasy dirt because uneven stone edges trap dirty water. The dirty joint can be fixed, as long as full lippage removal grinds tile seams flat.
Your questions, answered
Can you install rugs over restored natural stone immediately? +
Keep mats off newly treated stone floors so the wet sealer can cure. Thick rubber mats trap moisture underneath and slow down drying.
What happens if heavy rain interrupts outdoor natural stone restoration? +
Rain stops terrace honing because stone pores must stay dry to drink in the sealer. We halt outdoor work during rain and carry on once sunshine dries the stone.
How does water control dust during natural stone restoration? +
Our grinding machines feed fresh water directly across the floor pads. The water traps mineral dust into a wet slurry so silica never flies into the air. We vacuum the wet slurry away continuously.
Will the same technicians handle my natural stone floor throughout? +
We assign dedicated stone technicians who manage the floor preparation, diamond grinding passes, and sealing from start to finish. A living area of 50 to 80 square metres takes two to three days.
Can you remove dark mold from natural stone patios? +
Deep diamond honing cuts away the stained surface layer where mold spores live. Once the stone dries, we apply an impregnating sealer that prevents dirty damp from sinking back in.
What happens if I am not happy with the natural stone restoration? +
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