Diagnose + map damage
Walk the floor, mark cracks and chips, identify depth of dullness. Decide which grit to start at — light dullness can start at 200, deep scratches need 50.
Floor Restoration Hub · Diamond-pad system
Marble Polishing Singapore
Diamond-pad system — coarse to fine grit progression that lifts dull, scratched marble back to high gloss. Crack filler for older surfaces. Usually one afternoon per room.
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A few of our 4.8★ reviews from Singapore homeowners and businesses.
"Responsive to feedback on any missed spots and promptly cleared my concerns. The customer service team was also very responsive and communicated clearly."
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"The admin and sales team were extremely helpful with scheduling, and the crew were thorough and meticulous with a positive attitude throughout. Highly recommended!"
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"As soon as they arrived they did a walkthrough. Thorough and meticulous — I sat and watched them work and can attest to their attention to detail. Highly recommend."
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What you're paying for
Diamond-pad polishing, written out.
Not a wax. Not a topical coating. The diamond-pad system physically re-grinds the marble surface and brings the gloss back from the stone itself.
What we do
In scope
- Site assessment — check marble type, depth of damage, crack mapping
- Furniture moved + skirting protected — by us, not you
- Crack + chip filler — epoxy fill on older surfaces, colour-matched
- Coarse pad pass (50–100 grit) — removes scratches, etches, surface dullness
- Medium pad pass (200–400 grit) — flattens scratch lines from the coarse pass
- Fine pad pass (800–1500 grit) — brings the satin sheen
- Polish pad pass (3000+ grit) — the final high-gloss finish
- Crystallisation + sealer — locks gloss in, protects against future etching
- Slurry vacuum + floor wipe — we leave the area clean, not slurried
- Furniture moved back — everything reset to where it was
- Aftercare instructions — how to keep the gloss for 3–5 years
What's NOT included
Quote separately
- Marble tile replacement (chipped or broken tiles needing swap-out)
- Granite, terrazzo, or stone other than marble — quote separately
- Heavy etching from sustained chemical spill (may need professional re-honing)
- Parquet, vinyl, or epoxy floors — see floor restoration hub
How marble polishing runs
Grit progression: coarse to mirror.
The diamond-pad system works one way only — coarse first, then step down through finer pads. Skip a grit and the previous pad's scratch lines stay in the floor forever.
Coarse + medium pads
50–100 grit removes scratches, etching and surface haze. 200–400 grit flattens the scratch lines that coarse pads leave behind.
Fine + polish pads
800–1500 grit brings satin sheen. 3000+ grit polish pad delivers the high gloss. Each pass uses water as a coolant + slurry carrier.
Crystallise + seal
Crystalliser binds with the marble's calcium content for a harder gloss. Sealer goes on top. Then slurry vacuumed, floor wiped, furniture reset.
What marble polishing fixes
Three things you can see on day one.
Dull, scratched, cracked. Each gets a different sequence in the polishing pass.
Result 01
Dull to high gloss.
Marble loses its shine from foot traffic, mop chemicals, and surface etching. Diamond pads grind the dull layer off and bring the polish back from the stone itself.
Result 02
Scratches lifted.
Visible scratch lines from furniture drag, dropped objects, grit underfoot. Coarse pad cuts below the scratch depth, finer pads polish back up.
Result 03
Cracks filled.
Hairline cracks on older marble surfaces. Colour-matched epoxy filler before the polish pass — the line becomes nearly invisible.
No price surprises
One fixed quote. Nothing added at the door.
We send the full fixed number after we see your form — shaped by four things, never topped up on the day.
SizeUnit size & number of rooms
ConditionLevel of dirt, dust or buildup
ScopeServices bundled into the visit
AccessFloor level, parking, restrictions
When you need it
How often should marble floors be polished?
Heavy-use areas (living, dining, hallway): every 3–5 years. Light-use (bedrooms, formal lounges): every 5–7 years. Sooner if you can see visible dullness, etching, or scratch lines — the longer you wait, the deeper the grind needed.
My marble has etching from a chemical spill — can you fix it?
Yes if the etch is shallow — we re-grind through the etched surface. Deep chemical etching (sustained acidic spill, vinegar pooled overnight) may need professional re-honing first, then polishing. Send a photo and we'll tell you straight.
Can you polish marble tabletops, counters, vanity tops?
Yes. Smaller surfaces use the same diamond-pad system, scaled to handheld machines. Bathroom vanity tops are a common job — we can do them in 2–3 hours.
During the job
How long does it take?
Single room (under 300 sqft): one afternoon, 3–5 hours. Whole-unit marble (800–1000 sqft): full day, sometimes 1.5 days. Crack-filling jobs add 1–5 minutes.
Is it messy? Do I need to move out?
No move-out needed. The diamond-pad system uses water as a coolant — we vacuum slurry as we go and contain the work zone with plastic sheeting. Furniture moved by us. You don't need to be home.
How long until I can walk on the floor?
2–4 hours after the final polish + seal pass. Heavy furniture back the same day; rugs not for 24 hours so the sealer cures fully.
After the job
How do I keep the gloss for longer?
Mat at every entry to catch grit. Don't use vinegar, lemon, bleach, or strong acidic cleaners — they etch marble. Use a neutral-pH stone cleaner. Wipe up spills fast, especially wine, coffee, citrus. With this care the polish holds 3–5 years.
Fixed price. Five minutes. No add-ons at the door.
Send us photos of the marble. We send full scope and fixed price to your WhatsApp.