We follow a systematic process based on the condition and type of marble.
1. Staircase Inspection
We first inspect the marble steps, risers and accessible edges to identify dull areas, scratches, stains, chips, cracks and other visible surface issues.
2. Surface Preparation
The staircase and surrounding working area are prepared before polishing. Where appropriate, nearby floors, walls and furniture are protected to keep the work area controlled.
3. Deep Cleaning
Dust, dirt and surface residues are removed before polishing so the marble is properly prepared for the next stage.
4. Grinding or Honing Where Required
If the marble has deeper scratches, significant wear or an uneven surface, grinding or honing may be required before polishing.
This step is not necessary for every staircase and is determined according to the actual condition of the marble.
5. Diamond Pad Polishing
Suitable diamond polishing pads are used progressively to refine the marble surface and improve its smoothness and appearance.
6. Step Edge & Surface Treatment
Staircase edges and step surfaces require careful attention because of their shape and regular use. Suitable treatment is selected according to the condition and finish required.
7. Filling or Joint Treatment
Where required, small surface holes, joints or suitable repair areas can be treated before the final polishing stage.
Major cracks, broken marble or structural damage may require separate repair or replacement work.
8. Final Polishing & Finishing
The final polishing stage is carried out to improve the overall appearance and consistency of the marble staircase.
9. Final Cleaning
After polishing is completed, the staircase and surrounding work area are cleaned to remove polishing residue and dust.