Protect your terrazzo and natural stone surfaces from everyday wear, staining and moisture with professional stone sealing from The FloorSmiths.
Professional sealing helps protect porous stone surfaces while preserving their natural appearance.
A quality sealer helps reduce the absorption of spills, moisture and everyday contaminants.
Ideal for terrazzo, natural stone, kitchens, bathrooms, entryways and other high-use areas.
Proper sealing combined with routine cleaning can help maintain the appearance and performance of your stone surfaces.
Natural stone can accumulate dirt, grime, residue, stains, and other contaminants over time. Standard household cleaning methods may not always be suitable for natural stone. Professional cleaning allows the surface to be assessed and treated according to its material and condition.
Dirt, stains, residue and everyday contaminants can gradually change the appearance of natural stone surfaces.
Daily foot traffic can gradually leave dirt and grime embedded across the surface.
Food, drinks, oils, moisture, and other substances can leave visible marks.
Incorrect products or repeated cleaning can leave residue and affect the appearance of the stone.
High-traffic areas can accumulate contaminants that ordinary cleaning may not remove effectively.
Accumulated dirt and residue can make naturally beautiful stone appear flat and neglected.
Edges, textured surfaces, grout lines, pores, and other areas can collect additional dirt.
We take a careful, material-specific approach to stone cleaning, focusing on removing accumulated dirt, grime, stains, and residue without treating every stone surface the same way.
Professional cleaning designed around the type and condition of your stone.
Thorough cleaning to address accumulated dirt, grime, and surface contaminants.
Treatment of appropriate stains, residues, and contaminants using suitable methods.
Where appropriate, attention to grout lines and joints where dirt can accumulate.
Focused cleaning for entrances, hallways, kitchens, commercial spaces, and heavily used areas.
Cleaning can also prepare suitable stone surfaces for additional restoration or maintenance treatments.
Careful cleaning to remove dirt, grime, and suitable surface contaminants while respecting the stone.
Deep cleaning for travertine surfaces affected by dirt, residue, staining, and everyday use.
Appropriate cleaning methods for suitable limestone surfaces.
Professional cleaning to remove accumulated dirt and restore a cleaner appearance.
Material-specific cleaning for a range of natural stone surfaces.
Residential and commercial stone floors and other suitable stone surfaces.
The correct cleaning method depends on the stone, its condition, the type of contamination, and the desired result.
We assess the stone, identify its material, and look for staining, residue, dirt, wear, and other conditions.
We determine what has accumulated on the surface and identify appropriate cleaning methods.
The area is prepared before cleaning begins.
Suitable cleaning methods are used to loosen and remove accumulated dirt, grime, and contaminants.
Where appropriate, specific stains and residues are treated according to the condition of the stone.
The surface is thoroughly cleaned to remove remaining cleaning agents and loosened contaminants.
We inspect the completed area and determine whether additional restoration or maintenance may be appropriate.
A cleaner, fresher-looking stone surface with accumulated dirt, grime, and appropriate contaminants removed.
CLEAN MY STONE →Not every mark on natural stone is caused by the same type of contamination. Our approach begins by assessing the surface and identifying the condition before selecting an appropriate treatment.
Common spills and surface contaminants.
Suitable treatment for appropriate oil-based contamination.
Built-up residue left by unsuitable or excessive cleaning products.
Accumulated contaminants in heavily trafficked areas.
Assessment and appropriate treatment where applicable.
Material-specific assessment before treatment.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Some staining or discoloration may have penetrated the stone or resulted from a condition that cleaning alone cannot resolve. Where appropriate, additional restoration may be recommended.
Regular maintenance can help reduce the accumulation of dirt and contaminants and keep your stone looking cleaner between professional services.
Use suitable cleaning methods for your specific stone.
Address spills promptly to reduce the risk of staining.
Use products appropriate for natural stone.
Reduce the amount of dirt and grit brought onto stone floors.
Schedule professional cleaning according to traffic, usage, and surface condition.
Monitor the stone for staining, wear, etching, or other changes that may require restoration.
Suitable when the main issue is:
Clean and refresh the existing surface.
May be appropriate when the surface also has:
Refine, restore, and potentially refinish the stone.