Natural Stone Cleaning in Orange County

Cleaning removes the dirt, residue and soil sitting on and in the stone. Honing and polishing rework the surface itself to take out scratches, etching and dullness. Many floors only need a deep clean and seal; we will tell you honestly which one yours needs at your free estimate.

Yes. We clean and seal limestone along with marble, travertine and granite. If your limestone is scratched or etched, we can also hone and polish it, using the same process described on our marble and travertine restoration page.

Porous surfaces such as travertine, marble, limestone, grout and concrete usually benefit from a protective sealer, which slows down how quickly spills and moisture soak in. Sealing doesn’t make a floor stain-proof, and how often it needs to be renewed depends on the surface and how much traffic it gets. We will recommend what your floor actually needs at your estimate.

Dust mop or vacuum regularly so grit doesn’t scratch the surface, and mop with a pH-neutral cleaner made for natural stone. Avoid vinegar, lemon, bleach and other acidic or abrasive cleaners, which can etch marble, travertine and limestone. Wipe up spills such as wine, juice and coffee promptly, and use mats at entryways to catch sand and dirt.

Yes, our team moves most furniture for you. We take photos of the room before we start, and we put everything back just the way it was. A furniture-moving fee may apply, and we will tell you before the job is scheduled. Very heavy, fragile or high-value items, such as pianos, electronics or china cabinets, should be cleared or discussed with us ahead of time.

It depends on the type of stone, the square footage, the condition of the floor and whether you want it sealed. Rather than guess at a price over the phone, we give you a clear price at your free in-home estimate, before any work is scheduled.