The Problem
Located in La Jolla, this filled travertine was in poor condition. The fillers in the naturally-occurring holes were exposed with traffic and use. The honed finish was dull and looked dirty even after it was swept and mopped. We took the BEFORE image when we first arrived at the job site.
Our Solution
First, we filled the holes with tinted epoxy. Then we honed the travertine to a low sheen, just the way the homeowners wanted. With our travertine restoration processes, this floor came back to a like-new condition, as you can see in the AFTER image.
For more information about travertine restoration, such as etch removal, lippage removal (leveling uneven tiles), crack and chip repair, stain removal, sealing, filling naturally-occurring travertine holes, as well as honed, slightly polished, or high-gloss polished finish, watch one or more of these short videos: Floating Travertine, Travertine Strip, Hone, and Repolish, and Travertine Repair, Restoration, and Polishing or visit our Travertine Services page.
