Marble & terrazzo honing
Test areas establish how scratches, etching and traffic lanes respond before a sheen is agreed.
Class A Offices · Lobbies · Corporate Campuses
Floor Doctors hones, polishes and maintains suitable marble, terrazzo and other supported hard surfaces for Houston Class A offices, with vendor-ready documentation and phased work around tenants.
Written scope · COI coordination · After-hours options · Photo-documented sign-off

Restore it. Maintain it.
Replace it only when you have to.
What matters here
Test areas establish how scratches, etching and traffic lanes respond before a sheen is agreed.
Annual agreements can schedule monthly, quarterly or twice-yearly visits based on traffic and presentation standards.
Insurance and project documents are coordinated with property management before mobilization.
Lobby zones, elevator paths and entrances are phased with clear access and curing instructions.
Class A properties need more than a shiny final photo. The scope has to explain the finish, protection, access plan and what ongoing traffic will require after restoration.
Explore all commercial serviceDocument stone type, existing finish, etching, scratches, lippage, cracks and previous coatings.
Approve a representative test area and sheen before pricing full-floor honing or polishing.
Coordinate certificates of insurance, vendor portals, loading docks, elevators and security access.
Set a recurring care schedule and daily-cleaning guidance to protect the restored finish.
Surface-specific scope
A glossy floor can still contain scratches and etches. Honing and polishing are specified according to the stone or terrazzo, with crack repair, protection and maintenance listed as separate decisions where needed.
Traffic patterns, entrance matting and desired sheen guide the restoration and maintenance plan.
Smaller high-wear zones can be restored and maintained on a different interval from the main concourse.
Phased work preserves required egress and keeps tenants informed about access and cure windows.
Grout, caulk, stone and VCT receive material-specific care within the same documented property program.
The written proposal identifies area, method, finish expectations, exclusions and schedule. Completion records are delivered through the real-time client portal for property and asset teams.
COI and vendor-onboarding coordination
Written scope with test-area and finish expectations
Timestamped photos, digital QA and electronic sign-off
Annual maintenance schedules with visit counts clearly stated
Compare restoration and replacement