Stone grinding is a mechanical process that uses diamond abrasives to remove the top layer of stone, eliminating damage such as scratches, stains, and uneven surfaces.
Most natural stones including marble, travertine, limestone, and concrete-based products (like reconstituted stone) can be ground.
Grinding can remove: Scratches and etching Lippage (uneven tile edges) Deep stains Surface damage and wear
Not always. While it significantly improves the surface, some deep stains or structural issues within the stone may remain.
We use wet grinding methods to minimise airborne dust. However, some slurry and residue should be expected during the process.
This depends on the size of the area and condition of the floor, but most residential jobs take 1–3 days.
Finishes can range from matte (honed) to high gloss (polished), depending on your preference and the type of stone.
Yes. Grinding opens the pores of the stone, so sealing is recommended to protect against staining and ensure a consistent finish.
Light foot traffic is usually possible within 24 hours, but full curing of sealers may take longer depending on the product used.
Use pH-neutral cleaners, avoid harsh chemicals, and consider periodic resealing to maintain appearance and durability.