Protect your Hurst marble, travertine, and granite with an IICRC-certified penetrating sealer that repels water, oil, and acid for years without changing the stone's look.
Hurst sits right in the heart of Tarrant County, an established Mid-Cities community where plenty of homes were built out with marble, travertine, and granite that have been quietly soaking up spills for years. Natural stone is porous, so without a penetrating sealer it takes on water, oils, and acids that turn into permanent stains and etching. Ultra Clean's IICRC-certified crew applies impregnating sealant that soaks into the pores and guards your floors, counters, and showers for years without changing the look.
Stone is cleaned and fully dried before sealing.
A water-drop test confirms the sealant type and need.
A penetrating sealant is applied, allowed to dwell, and excess wiped.
24 hours before water exposure for full protection.
Many Hurst homes have carried the same stone floors and counters for years. If they were never resealed, the pores are wide open to staining — a water-drop test tells us fast.
Coffee, wine, and citrus etch and stain unprotected marble and granite countertops. A penetrating sealer lets those spills bead instead of soaking into the stone.
Tarrant County heat and rain punish outdoor travertine and slate. We use weather-grade sealant so pool decks and patios repel moisture without a slick topical film.
Same certified crews and equipment on every Hurst 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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