What's included
- Cleaning and polishing for marble, travertine, and granite
- Etch and dull-spot work on countertops and vanities
- Honed and polished finishes matched to the existing surface
- Sealing to protect against oil, wine, and water staining
- Floors, showers, countertops, and entryways
Why Highland homes are different
Highland's newer tracts sit in open, breezy ground where sprinkler overspray and blowing soil leave hard-water spotting on glass and a gritty film on tile and stone. Catching that mineral buildup early is far cheaper than restoring etched glass or dull stone later.
Marble, Travertine & Granite Care questions from Highland homeowners
Why does my marble look cloudy in spots?
Acidic cleaners, citrus, and wine etch the stone itself — it is surface damage, not dirt. Polishing restores clarity where etching is not too deep.
Can granite countertops be re-polished?
Yes. Granite dulls over time from cleaners and abrasion, and polishing brings the reflection back without replacing the slab.
Does Highland hard water damage stone?
It leaves mineral film and spotting, especially in showers and around sinks. Regular cleaning plus sealing keeps that buildup from becoming permanent.