Stone Floor Cleaning, Polishing and Restoration

Floor Champions - stone floor restoration photo 12, Essex

01

Deep Cleaning

Everyday dirt, spills and old product build-up leave stone floors looking dull. Deep cleaning lifts what regular mopping can’t reach,
bringing back the floor’s natural colour and shine.

02

Diamond Polishing

Industrial-grade diamond abrasives grind out scratches and etching,
restoring a smooth, even finish without damaging the surrounding stone

Marble floor cleaning and restoration, Floor Champions Essex
Stone Floors Cleaning

03

Seal, Protect & Enhance

A good seal guards against stains and moisture, makes day-to-day cleaning easier, and brings out the stone’s natural colour with a lasting sheen.

04

Stain Removal

Different stains need different treatment. We match the technique to the stain and the stone, so marks lift without damaging the surface
underneath.

Stain removal from a stone floor, Floor Champions Essex
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05

Grout Haze Removal

Leftover grout residue leaves lines looking dirty even on a freshly laid floor. We clear it without marking the surrounding stone.

06

Scratch & Acid Etch Removal

Scratches and acid etching don’t have to mean living with a damaged-looking floor. Specialist techniques restore smoothness and
sheen, tailored to your stone..

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WHY FLOOR CHAMPIONS?

Care That Matches the Floor

We don’t guess when it comes to stone. Every floor is assessed on its own merits, treated with the right products and methods, and finished to a standard we’d be happy with in our own home.

Free Survey & Test Patch

Every job starts with a free floor survey and a test patch on your own floor – so you see the real result before you commit to anything.

15+ Years’ Experience

Run by Dennis and Samantha Champion, Floor Champions has spent over 15 years restoring stone and LVT floors for homes and businesses across
Essex.

Specialist Knowledge, Not Guesswork

Marble, limestone, travertine and sandstone all respond differently to cleaning and sealing. Using the wrong approach can dull or damage the stone further – we know the difference.

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