Blog Posts About Travertine

Published September 24, 2021

A couple residing in Pearland was at a loss when regular cleaning products only made their travertine floors look dull and lifeless. They found the ultimate solution after contacting our stone polishing speclialists.

Published July 13, 2018

Polished stone floors need regular maintenance to keep them in good shape. Without it, the stone will lose its polish and start to look dull. For this homeowner who had planned to sell his house in Houston, that was exactly the case.

Published June 05, 2017

A couple from Houston, Texas, decided to invest it in improving several areas of their home. One of the rooms that they wanted to revive was their family room; it had a chimney with travertine mosaic detailing that complemented the travertine tile floor.

Published December 02, 2016

This family perfectly understood the value of traditions and family celebrations. They were about to begin preparations for Halloween and it was necessary to polish the travertine floor, which had become dull and scratched.

Published November 01, 2016

This young man had recently moved to the new home his parents had bought for him as a wedding gift. It was a beautiful property in Sugar Land, TX. He was dazzled by the gift, since it had all the characteristics he had ever wanted in a home.

Published December 07, 2015

"You guys did an incredible job, thank you so much!" Sir Grout of Pasadena takes pride in multiple positive customer reviews, but hearing a praise for good job performance directly from the customer is a great reward for us!

Published July 16, 2015

A beautiful, bathroom floor was always a staple of Kara Green's Houston home. The gorgeous polished stone sheen evoked luxury, and comfort. Unfortunately, years of moisture, foot traffic, countless showers, and spills took their toll on the beautiful flooring.

Published June 18, 2015

A beautiful home in Katy, TX sat unused. Not so much as a dinner had ever been hosted on the sleek travertine that was installed just three years earlier. When the owner finally checked in on his second home, he was greeted with more than just a coat of dust.