San Diego
The honed/satin finish of this veined cut travertine plank flooring was very muted and lacked luster. We needed to adjust our regular travertine floor restoration process, because of the unique qualities of these travertine tiles.
When this travertine floor was first installed eight or nine years ago, the installers left residue from grouting all over the floor. This chalky residue filled all the little micropores in the surface of the travertine and really distorted the overall look of the floor.
When a natural stone installer sets tile unevenly, it creates a trip and fall hazard and gives the floor an unsightly appearance.
Unfortunately, dirt and grime can get trapped in the grooves and around the edges of tumbled travertine, causing
For 11 years, this honed finish travertine floor had never been professionally cleaned. This floor needed a good
A homeowner in the Scripps Ranch community contact us to restore and add a little shine to his travertine floor. It had a honed finish that, at some point in the past, looked great, but the floor had since become very dull looking.
Frustrated with the never-ending battle to keep her tile floor clean, this Poway homeowner contacted us.
After 25 years of use, the porcelain tile and grout in this Rancho Bernardo home had become very dirty. Although the homeowners were meticulous with regular sweeping, mopping, and occasional scrubbing, the floors just got to the point where they never really looked clean.
This marble floor continues from the living room area into a restroom. The homeowner preferred to have a polished finish in the living room area and a honed (matte) finish in the restroom.
After moving in, these homeowners realized their travertine floor desperately needed professional cleaning and restoration
