A poolside lappa and a hotel lobby don't need the same care plan. Tell us what you've got, and we'll build a maintenance schedule around it — not the other way around.
Maintenance is different from restoration. Restoration is a one-off fix for stone that's already worn, etched, or damaged. Maintenance is the ongoing plan that keeps it from getting there again — scheduled cleaning, sealing, and inspection, tailored to how the space is actually used.
Kitchens, bathrooms, and entrances under everyday household wear.
Every 12–24 monthsHigher etching and moisture exposure, especially shower stone.
Sealing check annuallyChlorine, UV, algae, and slip-resistance all factor into the plan.
Seasonal, ahead of summerA uniform finish across many rooms, scheduled around guest turnover.
Every 3–6 months, phasedCommon areas, lobbies, and entrances under high foot traffic.
Quarterly to bi-annualGrease, wine, and heavy nightly footfall on show floors and counters.
QuarterlyProtecting or restoring existing stone while surrounding work happens — dust and adhesive residue are common culprits.
Post-renovation clean & resealFresh stone sealed and protected before you move in, cleaned up after other trades.
Pre-handover sealingTell us what you've got — residential, hospitality, poolside, or something in between — and we'll put together a plan around it. If it's not listed here, ask anyway; we'll help you find the right fit.
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