When it comes to deep cleaning of stone surfaces, there are several important considerations to keep in mind. First and foremost, a thorough assessment should always be conducted before any cleaning process begins. Different types of stones can suffer from various issues—such as efflorescence, water stains, or mineral deposits—and each requires a specific approach. Without identifying the root cause of the problem, improper cleaning methods can worsen the damage. That’s why it's strongly recommended to perform small-scale tests first.

Choosing the right cleaning agent is equally crucial. Low-quality products, especially those containing strong acids or harsh chemicals, can lead to serious long-term damage, including surface erosion, discoloration, and even structural weakening. It’s advisable to use high-quality, pH-balanced cleaners from reputable manufacturers. Before applying any cleaner, protective measures should be taken to shield areas that are not intended for cleaning. Afterward, all residual chemicals must be thoroughly rinsed away to prevent further harm. For historical or culturally significant stone items, it's best to consult with trained professionals who have the expertise to handle delicate materials safely.

Currently, we offer a range of specialized cleaning agents designed to address common issues such as rust stains, organic stains, salt deposits, white efflorescence, and water marks. Our team continues to research and develop new solutions to improve effectiveness and safety. In addition to traditional chemical methods, we are exploring safer alternatives like steam cleaning, particle blasting, electrochemical treatments, ultrasonic cleaning, and laser technology. These innovative techniques aim to minimize the risk of damage while delivering better results.