From long-settled homes near the Telecom Corridor to busy office lobbies, Ultra Clean polishes etched, dull marble back to a mirror finish, right where it sits.
Richardson built its name on the Telecom Corridor, where established mid-century homes sit block-for-block with corporate offices along Central Expressway. That means a lot of decades-old marble, travertine, and limestone, original foyer floors, vanities, and countertops that North Texas hard water and everyday acids have slowly etched and dulled. Ultra Clean restores that natural stone in place, grinding out the damage and rebuilding the polished finish.
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.
Many Richardson homes still wear their original 1970s and '80s marble. Years of foot traffic and cleaning have worn the polish flat, so a fine-grit diamond progression brings the luster back.
North Texas water leaves cloudy rings and mineral haze on marble vanities and showers. We hone out the etch, then seal the stone so spots wipe away instead of settling in.
Busy home entries and office lobbies along the corridor take heavy daily traffic that grinds a polished floor matte. We rebuild the honed or polished finish and seal it to hold up.
Same certified crews and truck-mounted equipment on every Richardson 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