Italian marble can stain because of liquid absorption, contamination, maintenance products or an existing protection issue. Porosity may be part of the condition, but it is not the only cause. Floorzy diagnoses the stone before recommending treatment.

Hard-water minerals can leave deposits, while repeated water exposure may also affect the finish. On dark marble these marks are especially visible, so Floorzy checks whether the issue is deposits, etching, finish loss, moisture or a combination.

Polishing restores or refines the surface finish. Protection is selected to help reduce absorption or improve resistance to common liquids where technically appropriate. They solve different problems and may be used together.

Yes. Floorzy can assess marble in completed and occupied homes. The work plan aims to minimise unnecessary dust, noise and disruption, while the actual process depends on the treatment required.

Not automatically. If the installed marble is structurally serviceable, restoration or treatment may be possible without complete removal. Structural, substrate or severe moisture issues may require a different recommendation.

Yes. Marble kitchen countertops can be assessed for oil or food stains, dullness, etching, water marks and preventive protection. The stone and approved treatment specification determine suitability.

Yes. Marble dining tops can be assessed for tea, coffee, cup marks, food spills and absorption. The expected resistance depends on the marble and approved treatment specification.

Yes. Floorzy can assess operational hotels and restaurants, including bathrooms, lobbies, dining tables, buffet counters and reception surfaces. Planning considers traffic, operating hours and maintenance needs.

Where a suitable sample is available, Floorzy may accept or collect it for treatment and evaluation. Contact the team first to confirm the sample size, condition and testing method.

Timing depends on the area, stone type, damage, repair work, treatment stages, access and whether the property is occupied or operational. Floorzy can estimate the schedule after assessment.

Yellow patches can come from absorbed contamination, moisture, previous chemicals, oxidation or installation conditions. The right treatment depends on identifying the likely cause first.

Not always. Polishing mainly restores appearance and sheen. Stain resistance depends on porosity, existing treatment, exposure and the protection system selected for the stone.

Yes, many installed marble surfaces can be assessed for restoration, polishing, stain treatment or protection. Suitability depends on the marble, existing finish, moisture, previous treatments and the required result.

Where technically appropriate, Floorzy may treat an approved sample or test area so you can evaluate the proposed treatment before the full scope. Testing depends on marble type, treatment and approved test conditions.

Travertine can become dull from traffic, cleaning methods, weather exposure and surface wear. Outdoor conditions can also change its appearance. Assessment determines whether cleaning, restoration, protection or maintenance is appropriate.

Some machinery can create noise or process residue. Floorzy plans completed-property work to minimise unnecessary dust, noise and disruption, but does not promise zero dust or zero noise for every method.

It depends on the marble and treatment. Where suitable, protection can help reduce absorption from common liquids such as water, tea, coffee or oil. Acidic liquids may still etch calcite-based marble.

No universal permanence should be assumed. Service life depends on the treatment, application quality, stone, traffic, cleaning, exposure and maintenance. Applicable terms are communicated for the approved specification.

No. Marble and natural stones differ in composition, porosity, finish and sensitivity. Floorzy selects the treatment after assessment rather than applying one method to every surface.

Maintenance depends on the finish, use and treatment. Floorzy can recommend cleaning methods, inspection intervals and when polishing or protection should be reviewed.