Services

We are Glasgow’s premier restoration and maintenance company for all types of natural and man made stone surfaces.

We specialise in various aspects of floor maintenance like marble cleaning and polishing, terrazzo cleaning, terrazzo restoration, marble restoration, limestone cleaning, tile replacement, grout repairs etc .

You can rely on our expertise, experience and professionalism to ensure total satisfaction. We use specialist abrasives, sealants and polishers to bring back the natural and long lasting shine to your walls, floors, steps, hallways etc.

We love and live natural stone. Let us put the lustre back into your floor today.

Call us now, for a free, no obligation quote on 07821 273733.

Most Terrazzo floors are a combination of marble chips mixed into concrete cement. All concrete is not the same, and different cement has been used over the years throughout the world to make terrazzo floors. As the concrete made for terrazzo varies, it takes years of experience to recognize the differences when cleaning terrazzo floors. Most mistakes are made from not recognising the manufacturing process details of terrazzo floors and this can lead to increased costs in repairing terrazzo. We have the requisite knowledge to successfully undertake your Terrazzo floor restoration project. Often, a professional diamond grinding machine is all that’s needed when polishing terrazzo floors. We have this expensive, specialised equipment at our disposal.

We also specialize in terrazzo stain removal, terrazzo patch repairs, terrazzo crack repair and grout cleaning. If you’ve found terrazzo under an old carpet, we could clean it up and polish it to a gleaming finish for you. Natural stone floor and concrete polishing machinery has greatly advanced and we Professional Terrazzo Polishing Contractors are more affordable now than ever before.

Call us now for free advice: 07821 273733.

Terrazzo should not be confused with marble polishing they are similar but two different things. See the next section for information about marble restoration.

Unlike concrete-based terrazzo,marble is a relatively soft stone. It is made up of naturally occurring minerals. The Glasgow Stone Specialists can bring out that beautiful shine without damage to those delicate minerals. Quick and easy solutions will cost you after that chemical eats through certain minerals and shine fades, then you will be paying big bucks for a deep restoration.

When it comes to marble repair, there are many different types of marble, each with unique properties. For example, pure white marble is the result of the recrystallization of very pure limestone. Green coloration is often caused by high magnesium content in the limestone, added with silica impurities. As a natural product of geology, marble needs to be cared for properly. in order to preserve its beauty. As such, it is important to use a qualified marble polishing contractor to perform regular maintenance to prevent excessive wear and damage.

We recommend that you have such maintenance carried out at least twice every 10 years.

Unlike concrete-based terrazzo,marble is a relatively soft stone. It is made up of naturally occurring minerals. The Glasgow Stone Specialists can bring out that beautiful shine without damage to those delicate minerals. Quick and easy solutions will cost you after that chemical eats through certain minerals and shine fades, then you will be paying big bucks for a deep restoration.

When it comes to marble repair, there are many different types of marble, each with unique properties. For example, pure white marble is the result of the recrystallization of very pure limestone. Green coloration is often caused by high magnesium content in the limestone, added with silica impurities. As a natural product of geology, marble needs to be cared for properly. in order to preserve its beauty. As such, it is important to use a qualified marble polishing contractor to perform regular maintenance to prevent excessive wear and damage.

We recommend that you have such maintenance carried out at least twice every 10 years.