How to Maintain Travertine Floors?- BizFloors

How to Maintain Travertine Floors?

Apr 1, 2023

Do you have a travertine floor or a marble floor? No matter the kind of stone you use in your house, both these look beautiful when laid on the floor. Natural stones like marble and travertine are meant to enhance the interiors of our house. However, travertine is a better option if you are looking for something in neutral shades. 

Travertine is also a great alternative to granite. Today, we will discuss travertine and how can you retain them for a long time. 

What is Travertine? 

Travertine is a beige-colored natural stone formed by mineral deposits. It is majorly obtained from natural springs and is now a flooring material. Travertine is mainly preferred for its neutral color palette and its unique texture. People also use travertine because it adds beauty to their homes. 

One more reason for using travertine is that it can be laid indoors as well as outdoors. It is a versatile stone and can be found in places like: 

  1. Countertops 
  2. Shower walls or bathroom walls 
  3. Surrounding a bathtub 
  4. Driveways 
  5. Interior and exterior walls 
  6. On pool decks 
  7. Patios 
  8. Floors 
  9. Walkways 
  10. Around the fireplace 
  11. Backsplashes 

Maintaining the Travertine 

With such an extensive user profile, travertine also has a downside-its porous surface. Since travertine is a natural stone, it has a porous surface that can easily absorb water and accumulate dirt and dust particles. When the stone absorbs too much water, it can also become a breeding ground for bacteria and molds. This can also stain the stone at times. Even dirt and dust accumulation can weaken the stone from the inside. Therefore, it is necessary to regularly maintain the stone. 

The best way to do it is by calling in professional stone cleaners from Bizalion Floors in Texas. Our team of professionals is experts at cleaning and sealing natural stone floors. The job is always done to perfection, and you don’t need to worry about damaged travertine ever again. Our professionals are also an expert with other natural stones like marble and granite. 
You can call our team to get more details about the services.

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