Natural Stone Polishing and Honing
This is where the rubber meets the road, the icing on the cake; nay, the cherry on top. This is where you can look that 470 calorie, 31 grams of fat Tuxedo Cheesecake Factory, Cheesecake slice directly in the whip cream and say “I’m going to have my cake and eat it too.”
It’s quiet now, but I can distinctly hear the faint sound of Andrea Bocelli and Dulce Pontes singing a beautifully harmonized version of “O Mare E Tu” set against a back-drop of an acoustical carry and echo that makes the whole symphony resonate. As the chorus peaks, I find myself with a floor buffer in hand slowly, methodically and rhythmically honing and polishing your stone floor to a perfect glossy shine. The quiet, recurring revolutions of the floor maintainer are keeping up a perfect cadence with the orchestra in the background. As I finish the last 4 x 4 section, I’m able to look out across the exceptional panoramic mountain view outside and magnificent formal Spanish Mediterranean estate inside; intricately designed and beautifully decorated, with every luxury & extensive detail one could imagine and say, “Now this estate looks and feels finished…this truly was the icing on the cake!”
With any natural stone cleaning and/or polishing project, all estimates (whether requested from Gilbert, Mesa, Tempe, Chandler, Gold Canyon or Paradise Valley and/or Scottsdale) are done in-home and in-person. So while I would be happy to answer any questions that you might have about the process in general, I insist on seeing the stone and being able to grasp the magnitude of the project before offering any quotes. Don’t put this off any longer…you know you deserve it! Give me a call today and let’s transform your stone floor.
We bought a new home and asked SUDS to come out and clean it for us before we moved in. He did the complete exterior and made it sparkling from windows to walls. He then completely cleaned, sealed, and polished our travertine floors. The house had been vacant for nearly 5 years and you can imagine the dust that had accumulated over that span. Now it looks like a new build. THANKS!”
DAN C.Rating
