Marble & Natural Stone Cleaning in Fulham
Cleaning, polishing and restoration for marble, travertine, limestone and granite in Fulham’s Victorian terraced family houses.
Fulham has more natural stone underfoot than most parts of London. Fulham is more family-home territory than its grander neighbours — rows of Victorian terraced houses between the river and Fulham Broadway, most with carpeted bedrooms and living rooms rather than the marble hallways more common further east.
"Marble cleaning" is really shorthand for a wider group of natural stone — marble, travertine, limestone and granite all turn up in Fulham homes, in hallways, kitchens, bathrooms and fireplaces, and each reacts slightly differently to cleaning products and wear. Where a standard clean stops working, restoration goes further: honing and polishing removes the etching and scratching that sits in the stone itself, rather than covering it up.
What marble & stone cleaning in Fulham covers
Assessment
- Identifying the exact stone type — marble, travertine, limestone or granite
- Checking for etching, scratching and previous sealant
- A test patch in a discreet area before committing to a finish
Cleaning & restoration
- pH-neutral deep clean to lift ingrained dirt and old product residue
- Diamond honing to remove scratches and etch marks where needed
- Poultice treatment for oil, rust or organic staining
Finishing
- Polishing to your preferred finish — high gloss, satin or honed matt
- Penetrating sealer to slow future staining
- Aftercare guidance on products safe for your specific stone
How it works
- 1
Send photos
WhatsApp a few photos of the floor or surface in your Fulham property, ideally in daylight.
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Assessment
We confirm the stone type and condition, and run a test patch for larger jobs.
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Restoration
Most domestic floors and surfaces are completed in one to two days depending on size and condition.
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Seal & handover
We seal, buff and walk the floor with you before finishing.
What affects the price
Stone restoration in Fulham is priced by area, stone condition and finish, not a flat rate — a lightly dulled bathroom and a heavily etched period hallway are very different jobs.
- Floor or surface area
- Stone type — marble, travertine, limestone or granite
- Depth of scratching and etching
- Finish required — honed matt versus mirror polish
- Building access, such as porter sign-in or listed-building considerations