Tile Cleaning Solutions hones natural stone floors and countertops. Honing smooths the surface of the stone to remove etching, scratches, and worn traffic paths, leaving an even, satin finish or a smooth base for polishing. For a free quote, call 888-294-0404 or fill out the quote form on this page.
Cleaning removes dirt. Honing is for damage to the surface of the stone itself:
We hone marble, travertine, limestone, terrazzo, and other calcium-based stone, plus granite in some cases. For a full refresh, see stone restoration. For kitchen and bath counters, see countertop restoration.
We provide stone honing for homes and businesses in four service regions: Bay Area, Los Angeles, Orange County, and San Diego. Follow the link for your region to see our work there, or call us if you’re not sure we cover your neighborhood.
How long a honed finish lasts depends on foot traffic and daily care. Plan on resealing about every 2 years.
Find out about the wide range of services provided at Tile Cleaning Solutions. Whether you need cleaning, sealing, or restoration, we’re the experts in tile care. Contact us today for details on how we can help you keep your surfaces looking great.
Extend the life of your tile floor and surface with secure tile and grout cleaning, suitable for all kinds of tiles in both commercial and residential settings.
Specialized tile sealing service meets all your maintenance needs for tile surface and makes your daily tile cleaning easy.
Give your tile floor a fresh look that seems as new with specialized tile stripping. We offer tile stripping for all kinds of tiles.
Re-establish the natural glow of your stone tile surfaces and floors with the stone polishing service
Enhance the durability and appearance of your stone floors with our specialized stone polishing service
Call 888-294-0404 or use the quote form on this page. Tell us about the size of the area, the surface, and its condition, and we’ll give you a free quote.
Honing smooths the stone to remove surface damage and leaves a matte or satin finish. Polishing goes a step further to bring the surface up to a shine. Many jobs use both.
Yes. Etching is surface damage, and honing removes it by smoothing the stone down to an even layer.
Generally, yes. A honed finish has less shine than a polished one and tends to feel less slick, especially when wet.
We protect walls, cabinets, and adjoining surfaces, and we clean up the work area when we’re done.
Yes. Honing opens the surface of the stone, so we seal it to help it resist stains. Allow 24 to 48 hours for the sealer to cure.