Marble polishing & restoration in Al Malaz

Yes, we restore marble in Riyadh districts including Al Malaz in homes and flats. Call us or message us on WhatsApp and tell us where the marble is in your home and its current condition, and we agree a time with you.

Tell us if the marble looks dusty or dull, whether you see scratches or stains, and if the surface is smooth or rough to the touch. This helps us understand what work is needed.

Marble cleaning removes dirt and surface stains, while polishing addresses the dullness and scratches that cleaning cannot reach. If you wipe the floor clean and dull patches remain, or fine scratches stay visible after wiping, the surface needs polishing. Describing the condition when you call helps us work out the right service.

Marble floor polishing reshapes the thin top layer of the stone to reduce surface scratches and recover the gloss. Crystallisation marble polishing adds a crystallised layer on top of the polished surface to deepen the shine and provide some protection. Many jobs combine both, and the details are agreed after assessing the marble.

Marble varnish polishing refers to a clear coating sometimes applied after polishing to reduce stain absorption. It is not a fixed step in every job; some marble types benefit from it and others do not. When you call, we ask about the marble type and what you want and explain what suits your situation.

Remove light objects, rugs and any moveable furniture from the marble surface to be treated, and make sure the area is easy to reach. Heavy furniture can be discussed when you call to set the time.

Yes. The constant fine dust settles on marble every day and combines with low humidity to form an abrasive microscopic layer that speeds up dullness. The sharp temperature difference between indoors and outdoors in summer also causes slight expansion and contraction that can widen existing cracks. That is why marble homes is worth checking at regular intervals.

Check the surface in good light: look for even gloss without dull patches, and confirm that the scratches and stains you pointed out before the work are gone. Also check that the edges of the floor and the corners of the stairs have been treated to the same level. If you notice any area that looks different from the rest, point it out before the team leaves.

The price depends on the surface area, the marble type, natural, engineered or black, its location, floor, stair or vanity, and its condition, from light dullness to cracks and deep damage. These details are agreed after you describe what you need when you call.