We're a laser-focused marble floor polishing specialist — not a general cleaning company. Diamond grinding, honing, crystallization and sealing, done properly, with real Singapore jobs and transparent pricing.
Most marble floor problems aren't dirt sitting on the surface. They're chemical and physical damage to the stone itself, which is why regular mopping never fixes them. Here's what we see most often in Singapore homes.
Dull rings, hazy spots and marks left by vinegar, citrus, wine, coffee or acidic cleaners — they don't wipe off because the acid has already dissolved a layer of the stone itself.
Read the full guide →Cloudy rings and haze from standing water, hard-water evaporation or moisture trapped around furniture legs and planters — very common in Singapore's humidity.
Read the full guide →Orange-brown stains from metal furniture legs, window grilles and pot trays, or from iron minerals inside the marble itself reacting with moisture in the air.
Read the full guide →Marble turning yellow from old wax sealers breaking down, amber-ing epoxy fill, iron oxidation, or moisture wicking up from underneath in wet areas.
Read the full guide →Fine surface scratches from grit tracked in on shoes, dragged furniture, pet claws or the wrong cleaning products cutting straight through the polished gloss.
Read the full guide →The whole-floor version of all of the above — years of foot traffic, humidity and wrong chemicals flattening the reflective polish across the entire room.
Read the full guide →The same four-step sequence used across the marble restoration industry — done with proper diamond equipment, not a quick surface buff.
We inspect your marble in person — every etch mark, stain, scratch and dull patch — and give you an honest, itemised quote before any work starts.
Coarse diamond discs remove deep scratches, unevenness and the damaged top layer of the stone where etching or staining has set in.
Progressively finer diamond grits even out the surface. We can stop here for a soft matte "honed" look, or continue to a full gloss.
Polishing powder or a crystallization compound is buffed in to restore true mirror shine, then a penetrating sealer is applied to resist future stains and moisture.
Whole-unit and multi-room marble polishing jobs across Woodlands, Choa Chu Kang, Bukit Timah and Sims Drive, plus a multi-day whole-home job — every photo below is from an actual completed job, not stock imagery.
White & grey-veined marble (mosaic-laid, mixed marble offcuts)
Cream marble, large-format tiles
Cream marble, large-format tiles
Cream marble (living areas)
Cream & beige marble, various rooms
Plenty of cleaning companies list marble polishing as one of ten services. We only do marble floor restoration — which means every job gets a crew that actually understands why an etch mark, a watermark and a scratch each need a different fix, not the same generic buff.
| Service | Price |
|---|---|
| Full marble floor polishing (grind, hone, polish, seal) | $1 / sq ft |
| Minimum job charge | $350 |
| Spot repair (single etch mark, stain or scratch) | $250 flat |
See the full pricing breakdown for what affects your quote.
Genuine etching and watermarking is physical damage to the stone's surface, not dirt sitting on top — so it can't be cleaned away. It has to be removed with progressive diamond abrasives (the same grinding & honing process used for scratches) and then re-polished. Anything that claims to "wipe off" deep etching is only masking it temporarily.
Regular mopping cleans the surface but does nothing for the reflective polish itself, and many household cleaners are mildly acidic, which very slowly re-etches the surface with every clean. If your floor was never professionally honed and polished, or the polish has worn through from years of foot traffic, mopping alone will never bring the shine back.
Diamond grinding does produce fine dust and noise, similar to light renovation work. We use dust-control equipment and section off the work area, and can schedule around your household or your tenants' hours for commercial units.
Most homes fall in a similar range to the rest of the Singapore market — roughly $1 per square foot for a full grind-hone-polish-seal restoration, with a $350 minimum per job, and a flat $250 for small, localised spot repairs like a single etch mark or stain. See our full pricing page for the breakdown.
For a typical room, we're in and out within a day, and floors are safe to walk on again (in socks) within a few hours once polishing is complete. Full-unit jobs are scheduled room by room so part of your home stays usable throughout.
Yes — our recent jobs span HDB flats, condominium units on Petir Road and Upper Bukit Timah Road, and landed housing. The process is the same; larger commercial jobs are usually scheduled outside operating hours.
As a general guide, every 1–2 years for normal residential traffic in Singapore's humidity, sooner for bathrooms, kitchens or balconies where water sits more often, and less often for a low-traffic room. The simplest check is the water-drop test — see our full sealing guide for how to do it yourself.
No — this is a common misunderstanding. Sealing only slows how quickly liquids soak into the stone and stain it. Etching is a chemical reaction with the polished surface itself, and scratching is physical abrasion — a sealer sitting below the surface doesn't prevent either one. More in our sealing guide.
This site is deliberately focused on marble only. If you also have terrazzo, parquet or other flooring that needs attention, ask us directly and we can advise or point you the right way.
A high-gloss polish is more reflective, not inherently more slippery than any other smooth, sealed floor, but it can feel slicker when wet. For bathrooms, kitchens and other wet areas, we often recommend stopping at a honed (matte) finish rather than full gloss, and a bath mat or rug in shower/entrance areas is always sensible regardless of finish.
Small chips and hairline cracks can usually be filled with a colour-matched epoxy or resin as part of the restoration and then polished flush. Larger structural cracks, or tiles that have come loose from the subfloor, may need the affected piece replaced rather than filled — something we'll flag honestly during the on-site assessment rather than after the fact.
Most floors come very close to their original factory shine after a full grind-hone-polish-seal restoration. Very old marble, uneven past repairs, or tiles from different batches can still show some natural variation in veining and tone afterwards — polishing restores shine and evenness, it doesn't change the stone's underlying colour or pattern.
We can shift light furniture ourselves to work around it. For heavier items, fragile pieces, or full rooms, it's faster and safer for you to clear the area beforehand — we'll tell you exactly what's needed for your specific job at the free assessment.
We section off the active work area and use dust-control equipment, but diamond grinding still produces noise and fine dust in that room, so we'd suggest keeping kids and pets out of the immediate work area until grinding is done. The floor is generally safe to walk on again in socks a few hours after polishing finishes.
Yes — this is standard practice for us and we're happy to send them over WhatsApp once the job's done.
Send us a few photos of your floor and we'll give you an honest read on what it needs and a real price — no obligation.