Marble, Granite and Stone Care Services

Marble Polishing and Stone Care Services for Facilities

Marble polishing, granite care, and stone restoration for corporate lobbies, hotels, and residential properties. Grinding, crystal polishing, stain removal, and protective sealing, method matched to your stone type and finish requirement.

Surface-Assessed FirstDiamond Polishing ToolsStain Treatment IncludedSealed After Every Job
About This Service

Stone That Looks the Way It Was Meant to Look.

SCFM restores and maintains marble, granite, and natural stone surfaces using the correct method for each stone type and condition. Every job starts with a surface assessment, so the treatment matches the stone, not the other way around.

Surface-Specific Treatment, AlwaysMarble, granite, limestone, and sandstone each respond differently to polishing, grinding, and sealing. SCFM assesses the stone type, existing finish, damage level, and usage before selecting the method. No chemical or abrasive is applied without confirming it is correct for that surface.
From Dull to Mirror. From Damaged to Restored.Scratched, dull, or stained stone is restored through a controlled sequence, grinding to remove surface damage, polishing to rebuild the finish, and crystal treatment or vitrification to achieve the required gloss level. The result is a surface that reflects the original quality of the stone.
Sealed and Protected After Every TreatmentRestored stone is sealed after every treatment to protect against staining, moisture ingress, and surface wear. Sealing extends the interval between treatments and protects the investment made in the restoration. Periodic maintenance programmes keep stone in condition year-round.
Scope of Services

Every Stone Type. Every Finish Level. Restored and Protected.

Assessed. Restored. Sealed.

Assessed. Restored. Sealed.

Every SCFM stone care deployment starts with a surface assessment. Treatment method, abrasive grade, and sealing product are matched to the stone type, condition, and required finish before any work begins.

Stone type, existing finish, damage level, staining, and usage pattern assessed before every deployment. Treatment sequence, grinding, polishing, crystal treatment, sealing, confirmed and communicated before work begins.

Surface assessmentTreatment planningStone-specific

Dull or scratched marble restored to a high-gloss mirror finish using a controlled diamond polishing sequence. Suitable for floors, walls, countertops, and feature surfaces in lobbies, corridors, and hotel common areas.

Marble polishingMirror finishDiamond polishing

Uneven tiles, lippage, surface scratches, and deep damage removed using diamond grinding pads. Brings the stone surface to a uniform level before polishing begins. Required where surface damage is beyond polishing alone.

Stone grindingLippage removalSurface levelling

Crystal polishing compound applied and worked into the marble surface under heat, creating a hard crystalline layer that enhances gloss and improves durability. Extends the life of the polished finish significantly.

Crystal polishingVitrificationEnhanced gloss

Granite surfaces cleaned of grease, staining, and surface contamination using appropriate stone-safe agents. High-gloss restoration and re-sealing applied where the existing finish has dulled or been damaged.

Granite cleaningGranite restorationStone-safe agents

Organic, oil-based, and mineral stains identified and treated using appropriate poultice or chemical treatment matched to the stain type and stone porosity. Treatment applied before polishing to ensure a clean, even finish.

Stain removalPoultice treatmentPre-polish

Stone sealed after every restoration treatment using penetrating or surface sealers matched to the stone type and usage. Sealing prevents moisture ingress, staining, and surface wear, protecting the restored finish.

Protective sealingPenetrating sealerPost-restoration

Between full restorations, periodic maintenance visits maintain the stone's finish through light polishing, resealing, and surface treatment. Scheduled programmes for hotels, corporate lobbies, and residential societies available on monthly or quarterly cycles.

Periodic maintenanceTop-up polishingScheduled

Completed areas inspected under controlled lighting before crew departure. Any areas requiring touch-up addressed on-site. Post-treatment report shared via WhatsApp and email covering treatment applied, areas completed, and observations.

Post-treatment inspectionTouch-upReport
Compliance & Credentials

ISO 9001:2015 Quality Management

ISO 9001:2015 aligned · Treatment sequencing · Documented processes

Stone-Safe Chemical and Abrasive Handling

Stone-matched products · Manufacturer-approved · No surface damage

Trained Technicians and Supervised Deployments

Diamond tooling trained · Surface-assessed · Supervisor sign-off

COMMON QUESTIONS

What Property and Facility Managers Ask Before Commissioning a Stone Care Programme

Questions about the difference between marble cleaning and polishing, whether polishing damages stone, how often restoration is needed, whether stained or damaged marble can be treated, whether granite and other stone types are covered, and why sealing after every treatment matters.

Ask Us Directly
Marble cleaning removes surface dirt, staining, and contamination. Marble polishing restores the gloss and finish of the stone surface using diamond abrasives and polishing compounds. Most restoration projects require both, cleaning first, followed by the appropriate polishing or grinding sequence depending on the stone's condition.
Not when the correct method and abrasive grade are used. SCFM assesses the stone type, existing finish, and damage level before selecting the treatment sequence. Diamond tooling and polishing compounds are matched to the stone. Over-aggressive abrasives or incorrect chemicals are what cause damage, and this is confirmed at the assessment stage before any work begins.
Frequency depends on foot traffic, usage, and the existing finish. High-footfall areas like hotel lobbies and corporate reception floors typically require a full restoration every one to two years, with periodic maintenance every three to six months. Residential properties and lower-traffic areas require restoration less frequently. SCFM recommends a programme based on your specific site assessment.
Yes. Staining is treated using appropriate poultice or chemical treatment before polishing begins. Deep scratches and surface damage are removed through diamond grinding before the polishing sequence. Heavily damaged stone can be restored in most cases, and the assessment determines the correct sequence and realistic outcome.
SCFM handles marble, granite, limestone, and other natural stone surfaces. Each stone type is treated using the method and products appropriate for its composition, porosity, and existing finish. Granite cleaning, restoration, and re-sealing are included in the standard scope.
Yes. Sealing after every restoration is standard practice. A penetrating or surface sealer matched to the stone type is applied to protect against staining, moisture ingress, and surface wear. Sealing significantly extends the life of the polished finish and reduces the frequency of full restoration cycles.
GET IN TOUCH

Your Stone Deserves to Look Like Stone Again.

Tell us your stone type, area, and current condition. We will assess the surface and share a restoration plan within 48 hours.