Welcome to Kensington Marble Cleaning

 Despite its tough-looking surface, marble is actually porous and really soaks up liquids. Even when polished and smoothed into what looks to be an impenetrable shine, marble surfaces can be kind of like sponges for thick, thin, oily, watery and acidic stains of all kinds. And when stains get into marble, often it takes more than mere surface wiping to remove them.Kensington Marble Cleaning & Restoration Technicians are substantially trained to treat all types of stains 

 There’s day-to-day marble cleaning, and then there are other tactics you’ll need to employ if Uncle Pat puts the punch bowl on his head at dinner and spills cabernet across the length of your beautiful white marble island. 

 Our polishing service brings out the brilliant shine & natural color of your stone, while honing promotes a more matte look. It's a high gloss vs. matte question, and is simply a matter of preference, GIve Kensington Marble Cleaning & Restoration a call today

Essentially it is a finishing product that applies a protective layer to marble. Marble is a natural stone that is prone to wear and tear. Over time, deep grooves can appear. Furthermore, the stone is also susceptible to penetration by water. Tea, coffee, water and wine spills can damage it if it is not protected.

 Stripping is "to eliminate finishing's that obstruct a stone's capability to breathe, which might trigger spalling (when the stones fracture, pop, or shale). Some examples of typical coverings are topical acrylic sealants, janitorial waxes, and polyurethanes. Stripping is an important initial step prior to refinishing or bring back natural stones."GIve Kensington Marble Cleaning & Restoration a call for more in-depth information
 

One way to restore your stone or marble surface is through lippage removal or stone flattening. Lippage describes the height difference of your slabs or tile’s edge. Lippage may occur due to floor setting or installation issues. Other reasons for the occurrence of lippage include fault leveling techniques and materials and uneven subs.

Etches occur when your marble gets in contact with acids, and this can cause the acid to react with the calcium carbonate marble material. Some of the marble material may be consumed during the reaction, thus leading to the formation of a dull spot on your marble surface. Such discoloration on your marble surface is referred to as an etch mark.

Cracks and chips in natural stone tend to get worse fast, so it's important that you contact Kensington Marble Cleaning & Restoration soon for treatment.

 If your marble has actually suffered comprehensive damage, we will offer a complete marble flooring repair service whereby we grind the surface area down by 3 to 5 grades with diamond discs. As soon as the proper grade has actually been attained we will polish the surface area to the wanted surface, either an extremely refined surface or a more low shine matte surface.