In Highland Park's historic estates, original marble and limestone are part of the architecture, and we restore that heritage stone to its full luster in place.
Highland Park has anchored the Park Cities for more than a century, its tree-lined streets lined with historic estates where marble foyers, honed limestone fireplaces, and travertine baths were laid by original craftsmen. In homes this established, the stone is often decades old and irreplaceable, so a dulled or etched surface reads as neglect against otherwise pristine finishes. Ultra Clean restores that heritage stone in place, rebuilding luster without replacing a single slab.
We confirm the stone type (Carrara, travertine, limestone) and current finish.
Acid etches and water rings are polished out with fine-grit diamond.
A 400→8000-grit diamond progression builds the luster back up.
A penetrating sealant protects the stone — repelling water, oils, and acids.
Marble and limestone in Highland Park estates were often installed generations ago and can't be matched today. We polish out wear and etching in place, preserving the original stone rather than tearing it out.
Wine, citrus, and cocktails at a Park Cities gathering etch dull spots into polished marble bars and countertops. Our diamond polishing lifts those acid marks and rebuilds the shine without replacing the slab.
North Texas hard water leaves cloudy mineral film on marble vanities, showers, and travertine floors. We remove the etching and dullness, then seal the stone so daily use no longer scars the finish.
Same certified crews and truck-mounted equipment on every Highland Park visit — with an upfront price before any work begins.
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Office: Mon–Fri 8am–5:30pm · Sat 8am–12pm · Technicians available 24/7 for cleanings and emergencies