London Stone Specialists
Travertine Floor
Restoration
London
Travertine floor restoration in London. Our certified stone technicians clean, hone, polish, fill natural holes and seal travertine floors to an as-new finish. We work with both filled and unfilled travertine in homes, hotels and commercial spaces across Greater London.

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Accreditations & Professional Memberships
Companies House
Reg. No. 12456581
Fully Insured
Public Liability £5M
VAT Registered
No. 343897265
Google Verified
4.9 Star Rating
Hole Filling
Epoxy colour-match
Eco Methods
pH-neutral cleaners


Why Choose Us
Travertine Restoration
Specialists - London
Travertine is a sedimentary limestone with a distinctive cellular structure full of natural pits and voids. This beauty is also its challenge — the holes trap dirt, mould and moisture, and the calcium carbonate is acid-sensitive. Proper travertine restoration requires both cleaning expertise and knowledge of epoxy filling techniques.
Proof in Every Project
Before & After Results
Real travertine floors we've transformed across London — holes filled, surface restored, stone resealed.






How It Works
Our Travertine Floor Restoration Process
Travertine restoration follows a specialised process that addresses the unique characteristics of this sedimentary stone - including its natural voids, acid sensitivity and sealing requirements.
The Full Picture
Travertine Floor Restoration London - Expert Guide
Travertine is a sedimentary rock formed by mineral springs, characterised by its natural layered structure and the pits, voids and channels created by gas bubbles during formation. These voids are either left open (unfilled travertine) or filled during manufacturing (filled travertine). Both types require specialist care, particularly regarding cleaning, hole maintenance and acid-safe sealing.
Common Travertine Floor Problems
- Enlarged or dirty holes/pits — natural voids in unfilled travertine accumulate dirt, mould and calcium. We clean then fill with colour-matched epoxy grout.
- Etch marks — like all calcium carbonate stones, travertine etches on contact with acid. Diamond honing removes the damaged surface layer.
- Grout cracking or shrinkage — the epoxy or cementitious fill in pre-filled travertine can crack, pop out or discolour over time. We re-fill and refinish affected areas.
- Calcium deposits and efflorescence — white mineral deposits forming on or migrating through the stone, particularly in bathrooms and kitchens.
- Dullness and scratching — progressive micro-scratching from foot traffic and incorrect cleaning products reduces the surface reflectivity over time.
Filled vs Unfilled Travertine
Filled travertine has the natural voids pre-filled during manufacturing, typically with grout or epoxy. It presents a smoother surface but the fill can deteriorate. Unfilled travertine is more rustic in character with visible, open pits — extremely popular in London period homes. We work with both, adapting our hole-filling technique to match the existing fill material and stone colour.
Maintenance After Travertine Restoration
pH-neutral stone cleaners only — acidic or bleach-based products will damage the calcium carbonate surface immediately. Dry dust-mopping daily prevents grit from scratching the surface. Re-seal every 3–5 years for domestic floors. We provide a complete written aftercare guide and product recommendations with every job.
Quick Facts
All travertine projects include hole filling assessment, free site survey and a post-restoration aftercare guide.
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See Our Travertine Restoration in Action
Watch real before-and-after transformations and get a behind-the-scenes look at how our team works on London's travertine floors.
Stone Types
Filled & Unfilled Travertine
We restore both filled and unfilled travertine - adapting our process to the specific characteristics and condition of your floor.
Filled Travertine
Travertine with natural voids filled during manufacturing using grout or epoxy. Smoother surface, more uniform appearance. The fill can crack, stain or deteriorate over time, requiring spot re-filling and refinishing.
- Fill crack repair and colour matching
- Surface honing and polishing
- Deep cleaning and stain removal
- Impregnating sealer application
Unfilled Travertine
Travertine with open, visible natural pits — a more rustic, characterful appearance popular in period properties and Mediterranean-inspired interiors across London. Pits accumulate dirt and mould and require periodic cleaning and filling.
- Pit cleaning and mould removal
- Colour-matched epoxy hole filling
- Diamond honing and finishing
- Wet-strength impregnating sealer
Client Testimonials
What Our Clients Say
Service Coverage
Travertine Restoration Across London
We restore travertine floors throughout Greater London. Travertine is particularly common in older London properties and in recent renovations of period homes.
New to travertine restoration? Call 0208 9505 051 - we provide free expert advice on whether your floor needs hole filling, a clean, a full restoration or just a reseal.
Common Questions
Travertine Floor Restoration FAQ
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Request a Free Travertine Floor Restoration Quote
Tell us about your travertine floor — we will arrange a free site survey, assess the hole filling, cleaning and polishing needs, and provide a written fixed-price quote.
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