Orlando Travertine Restoration

Orlando Travertine and Stone Restoration is an independently owned company specializing in the restoration of travertine, marble, limestone, terrazzo, and other specialty stones located in the greater Orlando area. We service all the way to Central Florida. With decades of experience coupled with the latest training techniques in working with travertine, limestone, terrazzo, and other stone surfaces We have done everything from residential floor projects to restaurants and hotels. Regardless if require travertine restoration, travertine floor polishing, travertine floor cleaning or any other service call Orlando Travertine Restoration.

Our marble cleaning process typically involves the use of our high pressure hot water extraction unit (up to 1200 psi) providing for the most effective cleaning method for your stone. Effective and through cleaning is crucial for a smooth looking uniform finish and proper sealing. Our unique state-of-the-art cleaning process will yield you MAXIMUM soil removal in cleaning your marble tile. We relish our client's "Aha Moment" when they see their fresh clean marble tile floors. However, many people are confused with exactly what marble cleaning is able to achieve.

Does tile and grout cleaning in Clarcona FL get you down? If so, you're not alone. A recent Good Housekeeping poll named tile and grout the most hated cleaning task in the home, as a part of the dreaded bathroom cleaning process. Naturally, because it's so difficult to deal with, this area seems to attract the most dirt and grime. Natural Stone and Ceramic tile provides a beautiful and durable finish surface in your Clarcona home, but unless you can figure out an easy way to clean the tile and grout joints, it won't look its best.

Are you looking for a marble restoration company in Davenport FL to revive your floors? Your floors are a vital part to your Davenport home and so it is certainly understandable that you want your floors to be well-maintained and long-lasting. Marble now comes in a broad range of shades and more often than not go with streaks and alternate colors loping through it. The grain of marble essentially ranges from supple to solid and generally polishes to a profound mirror-like shine. Before, honed marble was used for floor covering as it was considered low-cost construction material and not only that, was also very tough and simple to manage.