This BEFORE image shows how dull the travertine finish was before our restoration work.
This AFTER image demonstrates the dramatic improvement in the appearance of the travertine finish.
This is a BEFORE image of the kitchen floor. Notice the holes in the travertine.
Here is an AFTER image of the kitchen floor, after we floated, honed, polished, and sealed the travertine.
Notice the dull, cloudy finish in this BEFORE image.
Here is an AFTER image of the same area. We restored the luster to this travertine.
In this BEFORE image you can see that in some areas the travertine finish was badly damaged.
Some of the grout lines needed professional attention, as you can see in this BEFORE image.
This AFTER image shows the grout lines repaired and the travertine finish restored.
Unsightly Travertine
The travertine floor in this Phoenix home was looking unsightly. In some places, the grout was missing and fillers had popped out, leaving holes behind. The homeowner contacted us to see whether we could restore the factory finish. We explained that our professional travertine restoration services make a dramatic difference and that we consistently achieve fantastic results.
Our Travertine Repair and Restoration Process
First, we masked and protected the carpet edges, baseboards, and other surfaces surrounding our work area. We floated the areas where fillers had come loose, that is, we refilled the holes with color-matched epoxy, and we regrouted those areas where sections of the grout that were missing. Our honing process erased scratches and other surface damage. Per the homeowner’s request, we gave the travertine a nice satin finish with just a touch of polish for enhanced clarity. To inhibit staining, we finished up with a coat of impregnating sealer.
When the homeowners saw their travertine floors, they were very happy with our work.
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