Stone Floor Restoration in Orange County
Stone floor restoration brings marble, travertine, and limestone back to life without replacement. We restore floors across Orange County, from etched marble entries in Newport Coast to sun-worn travertine in Coto de Caza. One crew, diamond equipment in our trucks, and the floor looks better than the day it was installed.
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From homeowners across Orange County
"Our kitchen counter was pitted from water damage. Vince and Derrick fixed the granite and sealed everything at a reasonable price."
Read on Google"Concrete patio, tile walkways, and driveway. Cleaning, patching, recoloring. Three days, and they aced it all."
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Stone Flooring Options in Orange County
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Our Stone Flooring Process
What working with us actually looks like
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Walkthrough and scope
We test the existing sealer, flag lippage and etch damage, and check for cracks or loose tile before anything is quoted. You get a room-by-room scope and a finish target, honed, satin, or polished, in writing.
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Deep clean and strip
A pH-neutral clean pulls embedded dirt and old cleaner residue out of the stone pores. If old topical sealer or wax is sitting on top, we strip it chemically so the new finish bonds to raw stone instead of a failing film.
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Grind, hone, and polish
Diamond grind flattens lippage and removes etch damage, then progressively finer pads through 200, 400, 800, 1500, up to 3000 grit. Between passes we color-match and fill any cracks or chips. The finish lands where you picked, matte hone, satin, or full polish.
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Seal and walkthrough
Penetrating impregnator sealer matched to your stone, since marble, travertine, and limestone each take different products. We walk the finished floor with you, leave a written care guide, and book your first maintenance visit if you want to stay ahead of wear.
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Stone Flooring FAQ
Q: Can you restore travertine that's 15+ years old and worn out?
Yes, and it's a big chunk of what we do in Orange County. Old travertine usually has failed fill, lost polish, worn traffic lanes, and dead sealer. We grind the damage out, color-match and re-fill the pits, re-polish to the finish you want, and reseal, on-site, no replacement.
Q: How long does a full stone floor restoration take?
It depends on square footage, finish target, and how much repair the stone needs before polishing. A single master bath is a lot faster than a whole first floor of travertine. We walk the job at the free estimate and give you a day-by-day schedule in writing, so you know which rooms are usable when.
Q: Will restoration fix etching on my marble?
Yes. Etching is chemical burn from acidic spills, wine, citrus, cleaners, and it lives in the top layer of the stone. We grind past the etched layer with diamond pads and re-polish, which erases the etch completely on most floors.
Q: Can you fix lippage between tiles?
Yes. Lippage is when adjacent tiles sit at different heights, you feel it with your foot and see it in raking light. We grind the high edges flat, then rebuild the finish through honing and polishing so the floor reads as one surface.
Q: Do we need to move out during the restoration?
Usually no. We work room by room so you always have a path through the house and somewhere to sleep. For whole-first-floor jobs we set up plastic dust walls so kids, pets, and housekeepers can stay put.
Q: Is the process messy or loud?
The grinding phase is loud and dusty, but we run dust-shrouded machines with HEPA vacuums so most of it stays in the work zone. Polishing is quieter, sealing is nearly silent. Adjacent rooms get covered in plastic before we touch a grinder.
Q: When should I replace instead of restore?
If the substrate is cracked through, tiles are delaminating from the slab, or water has rotted the subfloor, restoration can't fix it. We'll tell you straight at the free estimate. Stone floor restoration works on most OC floors, but not all, and we won't sell a job that doesn't belong.
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