Travertine Floor Cleaning in Baltimore & Columbia, MD

Why Travertine Needs Routine Maintenance?

Natural stones such as travertine are commonly used in building and interior design. However, because it is made of calcium carbonate and is quite porous, it is prone to damage and staining. To get rid of dirt, grime, and stains from these beautiful stones, advanced tools and cleaning solutions are required. Improper cleaning can cause a buildup of dirt and stains that can damage the texture and beauty of the travertine floor.

Regular cleaning not only extends the life of the stone and restores its natural beauty, but it also reduces the need for costly replacements and repairs. Therefore, maintaining the durability and beauty of this popular building material requires regular cleaning. 

Professional Travertine Floor Cleaning Process

At Hydro Clean Certified Restoration, our professionals employ industry-leading techniques to ensure your travertine floors receive the highest level of cleaning and care. Here is an overview of our professional travertine floor cleaning process: 

1. Assessment: Our experienced technicians begin with assessing the condition of your travertine floors, identifying any stains, dirt buildup, or damage that may require special attention.
2. Surface Preparation: Then, we thoroughly remove any furniture and objects from the floor for deep cleaning.
3. Dry Soil Removal: To remove loose dirt, dust, and debris from the floor surface, we utilize powerful vacuums and microfiber pads.
4. Cleaning: Then we employ advanced cleaning tools and methods to successfully remove dirt, stains, and pollutants from the flooring.
5. Rinsing & Drying: After cleaning, we thoroughly rinse the floors using high-powered extraction equipment. We use air movers and dehumidifiers to ensure dryness, facilitate drying, and minimize mold growth.
6. Final Inspection: At last, our professionals do a thorough examination once the cleaning procedure is finished to make sure your travertine floors meet our high standards of cleaning. 

How Often Do You Need to Clean Travertine Flooring?

The amount of soiling, foot traffic, and environmental considerations are some of the variables that affect how often travertine flooring has to be cleaned. Generally speaking, it is advised to use a soft mop or cloth, a light detergent, or a stone-specific cleaner to clean this flooring once or twice a week. Furthermore, spills and stains must be cleaned up right away to stop them from soaking into the stone. To preserve the lifespan and beauty of this flooring, professional cleaning and sealing services should be carried out in every 1-2 years.

Other Types of Stone Floors We Clean 

Hydro Clean Certified Restoration has a bunch of experienced cleaners who are certified and trained to use high-quality tools to clean several kinds of stone floors in Maryland. Below are some of the floor types that we clean:

• Marble Floor Cleaning
• Countertops Cleaning
• Limestone Floor Cleaning
• Granite Floor Cleaning

Trust Hydro Clean Certified Restoration for Premium Travertine Floor Cleaning 

Do you have cracked, chipped, and discolored Travertine floors? Are you considering replacing them? Before you go to the expense of removing and replacing your travertine floors, contact Hydro Clean Certified Restoration. We have the expertise to clean it like new. Our IICRC-certified experts can restore your travertine floor's shine by using industrial-grade equipment and high-quality products. Apart from that, we offer cleaning services for carpets, upholstery, rugs, tile & grout, and more. 

We have been serving in Baltimore, Fork, Columbia, Annapolis, Bowie, Towson, and many other cities within our Maryland service area, since 1986. We ensure 100% customer satisfaction in every project. Call us today to have our specialists clean your travertine floor.