Travertine Restoration
We specialize in restoring the natural beauty and sophistication of travertine surfaces no matter the level of wear. Whether your stone is dull, etched, stained, scratched, chipped, or otherwise damaged, our expert technicians deliver precise, high-quality solutions that revive and protect your investment. We offer comprehensive interior and exterior travertine services for a wide range of properties, including luxury homes, condominiums, apartment complexes, offices, commercial buildings, restaurants, retail stores, hotels, and more. From routine cleaning and sealing to full-scale repairs and restoration, our team is equipped to handle every aspect of travertine care with meticulous attention to detail and industry-leading expertise. Elevate your space with timeless stone care that reflects true craftsmanship.
The Do’s and Don’ts of Travertine Flooring: Protect Your Investment with Proper Care
The Do’s
Do seal your travertine regularly.
Travertine is naturally porous and needs to be sealed every 6–12 months to prevent stains and moisture damage.
Do clean with a pH-neutral cleaner.
Use stone-safe products specifically formulated for natural stone—harsh or acidic cleaners can cause etching.
Do use soft materials for cleaning.
Stick with microfiber mops, soft cloths, or non-abrasive sponges to avoid scratching the surface.
Do place rugs in high-traffic areas.
Entryways and busy hallways should be protected with non-slip rugs to reduce wear and tear.
Do wipe up spills immediately.
Liquids like wine, coffee, or juice can stain travertine quickly if not cleaned up right away.
The Don’ts
Don’t use vinegar, lemon, or bleach.
Acidic and abrasive cleaners will damage the stone’s surface, leaving it dull and etched.
Don’t drag furniture across travertine.
Use felt pads or lift heavy items to prevent scratching or chipping.
Don’t skip routine maintenance
Even sealed floors need regular cleaning and inspection to stay in top condition.
Don’t use generic “all-purpose” cleaners.They often contain ingredients harmful to natural stone. Always check labels for stone-safe formulas.
Don’t assume all damage is permanent.
Chips, dullness, and stains can often be repaired by professionals with polishing, honing, or restoration services.
Pro Tip:
Travertine is timeless and durable—but only when properly cared for. Partner with a stone care expert to keep it looking its best year after year.
