Travertine
Travertine cleaning, honing and restoration for Los Angeles homes. A calcareous stone with characteristic surface pits and warm tonal range, travertine responds beautifully to honing and requires a sealer that protects its calcite structure from etching. We restore travertine floors, showers, vanity tops and outdoor surfaces across Los Angeles County, returning an even, elegant finish.
Travertine Cleaning, Honing & Restoration in Los Angeles
Travertine cleaning, honing and restoration for Los Angeles homes. A calcareous stone with characteristic surface pits and warm tonal range, travertine responds beautifully to honing and requires a sealer that protects its calcite structure from etching. We restore travertine floors, showers, vanity tops and outdoor surfaces across Los Angeles County, returning an even, elegant finish.
Proudly serving Los Angeles County — including Santa Monica, Venice, Beverly Hills, Downtown LA, Pasadena, Glendale, Long Beach and the San Fernando Valley. Call 310-620-1993 for a free, no-obligation quote.
A note on the material
A form of limestone deposited by mineral springs, travertine carries characteristic surface pits and directional grain. These voids can be filled or left natural; either way, the stone responds beautifully to honing and requires a sealer that protects its calcite structure from etching.
Characteristics
- Natural surface voids
- Warm tonal range
- Hones to a soft sheen
- Acid-sensitive
Recommended services
Stone Polishing
Restore the clarity, depth and reflective finish of polished natural stone in Los Angeles — marble, granite, travertine and beyond.
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Stone Honing
Remove etching, wear and fine scratches to return Los Angeles natural stone to an even, matte or satin finish.
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Tile & Grout Sealing
Protective tile and grout sealing for Los Angeles floors — sealer matched to your material guards against stains, moisture and daily wear.
ViewTravertine cleaning FAQs
Can the pits in travertine be filled?
Yes — surface voids can be filled for a smooth finish or left natural for character. We advise on the best option for your travertine and the look you want.
Is travertine sensitive to acids?
Yes. Travertine is calcareous and etches on contact with acids, so we use pH-neutral cleaning and a sealer suited to calcite-based stone to protect it.
“First rate work! Did an excellent job restoring our Jerusalem marble vanity top in our guest bathroom and polishing our marble countertop in the master bathroom. High level of knowledge and expertise about stone. Everything looks like new — and at a reasonable price. Highly recommend.”
Vicki F.
Los Angeles, CA