Occasional Cleaning

Primarily designed to eliminate deeply embedded dirt within the stone structure, this cleaning restores the stone’s fresh appearance by extracting and flushing out contaminants, while simultaneously degreasing the surface. It also effectively removes leftover cement residues from renovation and construction activities. This step is essential before applying further stone treatments like impregnation and crystallization.

Impregnation ensures durable protection against water, oils, and various aggressive agents. It prevents the ingress of contaminants into the stone’s interior while permitting the natural breathability of the stone by allowing water vapor to escape. This treatment shields the stone from weather damage and soiling, and facilitates easier maintenance without affecting its appearance.

Crystallization represents one of the most efficient and durable stone renovation techniques. It is typically performed after deep cleaning, and may follow grinding and impregnation treatments. The process improves the stone’s durability against mechanical abrasion, water, and contaminants, and restores its natural look and gloss.

The application of polymers closes the stone’s surface pores, minimizing wear from foot traffic, protecting against abrasion, revitalizing color, imparting water repellency, boosting shine, preventing contamination ingress, and thereby facilitating regular daily upkeep.

The graffiti protection is designed to prevent unauthorized markings. It enables thorough cleaning without compromising the stone’s integrity and provides water resistance. The coating is suitable for natural and engineered stone surfaces, as well as unglazed ceramic tiles.