Are you looking at your floor and you are noticing that your marble floors has cracks in it and you are wondering what are you going to do? Besides just replacing the tile the option is to repair your marble floor. Colonial floor and stone care has been restoring marble floors since 1986, and when it comes to marble floor repair that isn’t a difficult task for colonial. Colonial floor and stone care is a master terrazzo restoration company that is use to going to a house and seeing thirty to fifty holes along each wall. To fill in the holes it requires skill on how to use clear epoxy and change it to match to color in the floor that is being restored.

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Marble floors has become very popular during the housing boom, people saw how elegant these floors where. Most people weren’t thinking about the long term cost of maintaining the floor, they just like the beauty of the floors. The problem with most marble floors is the traffic patterns that start to show up in the entry way and kitchen area. A lot of times these problems can be avoided by using a wool rug with a high pile on it so that the dirt transfers off the shoes into the fibers. It is a whole lot cheaper to have a rug cleaned periodically then having to have a marble floor gridded and polished.

If you fell ambitious and you want to fix the holes in your marble tile yourself you can go to home depot or lows and buy a kit and fill in the holes. The main problem you might have is that the kit will most likely have only one color. That is the biggest problem because not all marble are one color and marble color tends to change over time because of oxidization. Now if this isn’t something you want to do call a professional. Have colonial come over and do there expert repair work this was you do not have to get frustrated. Colonial loves taking on challenging jobs and fixing holes is what they have been doing since 1986. If you live anywhere in between Jupiter Florida and South Miami we offer they offer free estimates. They promise to exceed your expectation, call today.