Stratus Clean polishes, seals and restores natural stone floors, lobbies, counters and vanities for commercial buildings in Palm Beach County: marble, granite, travertine and limestone, assessed and quoted after a walkthrough.
Natural Stone We Polish, Seal and Restore
Natural stone is used throughout commercial buildings in Palm Beach County, from condominium and office lobbies to restroom vanities, reception counters and elevator landings. Each stone reacts differently to traffic, cleaning products and spills, so we identify the material and its current finish before recommending work.
Scope and planning details:
- Marble floors, walls, counters and vanities
- Granite counters, reception desks and floors
- Travertine and limestone floors, entries and wall cladding
- Lobbies, corridors, elevator landings, restrooms and breakrooms
What Restoration Can Include
Restoration is planned around the condition of the stone, not a fixed package. After a walkthrough and, when useful, a test area, the written scope lists each step and the areas it covers.
Scope and planning details:
- Deep cleaning to remove built-up residue, old coatings and soil before any other work
- Honing to reduce light scratches, etch marks and worn traffic lanes
- Polishing to bring back shine on stone with a polished finish
- Sealing absorbent stone so spills are slower to soak in and stain
- A maintenance plan that tells janitorial and day porter teams which products and tools to use afterward
Why Marble Loses Its Shine in Commercial Buildings
Marble and limestone are calcium-based, so acidic spills such as citrus, coffee, soda and many common bathroom cleaners can etch the surface and leave dull marks. Sand tracked in from parking lots and beaches also scratches polished floors in traffic lanes. Using pH-neutral cleaners, keeping entrance mats clean and dust-mopping often all slow that wear, but once the finish is dull, cleaning alone will not restore it.
Quartz Is Cleaned, Not Sealed
Engineered quartz is made with resin and is not sealed or restored the way natural stone is. Our quartz and stone surface cleaning service covers routine care for quartz counters, and any chips, burns or deep scratches are reviewed during the walkthrough. This page covers natural stone.
Walkthrough, Test Area and Written Scope
Each project starts with a walkthrough to identify the stone, its finish, its condition and how the area is used. When the expected result is uncertain, a small test area shows what honing, polishing or sealing will do before the full project is approved. The final scope lists areas, steps, schedule, access and how long each area stays closed.
Scope and planning details:
- Stone type, finish and visible damage recorded by area
- Test area recommended when results are uncertain
- After-hours, weekend or phased scheduling for occupied buildings
- Clear notes for the cleaning team on daily care after the work is done
Stratus Green Clean Comes Standard
Stratus Green Clean practices are part of every service, with products chosen for the stone and the people using the space.
Local Stone Polishing & Sealing for Commercial Facilities
Stratus Clean confirms local coverage, reviews how the building operates, and defines a practical commercial cleaning scope before service begins. We support facilities across Palm Beach County, the Treasure Coast, the Space Coast, and nearby Florida markets.
Request a Local QuotePlanning Guides and Related Services
Use these resources to prepare a walkthrough, compare service scopes, and plan the next step for your facility.
Commercial Quartz and Stone Surface Cleaning
Routine pH-neutral cleaning that keeps stone and quartz looking good between restoration projects.
Quartz Countertop Care for Commercial Buildings
Daily care do's and don'ts for breakroom and restroom quartz, and how quartz differs from natural stone.
Commercial Hard Floor Cleaning
Recurring floor care for tile, vinyl and other hard surfaces around stone areas.
Condominium and HOA Cleaning
Common-area cleaning for association lobbies, corridors and amenity spaces with stone finishes.
Stone Polishing & Sealing FAQ
Do you polish and seal marble and other natural stone in commercial buildings?
Yes. Stratus Clean Palm Beach polishes, seals and restores natural stone such as marble, granite, travertine and limestone in commercial lobbies, corridors, restrooms, counters and vanities. The work is quoted after a walkthrough of the stone and its condition.
What is the difference between cleaning, honing, polishing and sealing stone?
Cleaning removes soil and residue from the surface. Honing smooths the surface to remove light scratches and etch marks. Polishing brings back shine on stone that is meant to be glossy. Sealing applies a protective product to absorbent stone so spills are slower to soak in. A floor may need one of these steps or several, depending on its condition.
How can I tell if a stone counter or floor needs to be resealed?
A simple check is to place a few drops of water on the stone in a low-traffic spot. If the stone darkens or absorbs the water within a few minutes, it may need sealing. We confirm this during the walkthrough, because some dense stones and finishes do not need regular sealing.
Can etch marks and dull traffic lanes be removed from marble?
Light etching and dull traffic lanes on marble can often be improved with honing and polishing. Deep scratches, cracks, chips and stains that have penetrated the stone may not fully come out. We recommend a test area so you can see the expected result before the full project is scheduled.
Do you seal quartz countertops?
Engineered quartz is not sealed the way natural stone is. We clean quartz surfaces with products suited to the material and look at any damage during the walkthrough. Sealing and polishing on this page apply to natural stone such as marble, granite, travertine and limestone.
Will stone restoration disrupt our building or residents?
Restoration is usually scheduled after hours, on weekends or area by area, so lobbies, corridors and restrooms can stay usable. Treated areas are kept off-limits until the product used is ready for traffic, and the schedule is agreed before work starts.
