Ground-down, etched, or dull stone across Addison's restaurants, offices, and condos, restored to its original finish through diamond grinding, honing, and polishing.
Addison packs restaurants, offices, and condos into a compact, business-heavy footprint, so its natural stone lives under constant foot traffic — lobby marble, restaurant travertine, and condo foyers that dull and etch fast. Ultra Clean restores that stone mechanically: our IICRC-certified crew grinds out scratches, lippage, and etching with diamond abrasives, rebuilds the honed or polished finish through a diamond progression, and can seal it to make upkeep easier.
We identify the stone and the right approach — honing, polishing, or full grind.
Holes are filled, etches and scratches ground out, lippage flattened where needed.
A diamond progression restores the matte or high-gloss finish you want.
A penetrating sealant protects the stone — repelling water, oils, and acids.
Addison's dining strip means grit, spills, and acidic etching grind stone down daily. Diamond honing removes the damaged layer instead of masking it, then re-polishes to a consistent finish.
Business-park lobbies and foyers see the heaviest foot traffic, so polished marble loses its sheen unevenly. A full diamond progression rebuilds a museum-grade finish that photographs well for tenants.
Addison's dense condos often feature travertine and limestone that scratch and etch over the years. Grinding and re-polishing restore even color and shine floor to floor.
Same certified crews and truck-mounted equipment on every Addison visit — with an upfront price before any work begins.
IICRC-certified · upfront pricing · 30-day reclean guarantee. Call now or request a free quote.
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