Homeowner guide · Updated October 2026
How Often Should You Polish Marble Floors in Singapore?
A simple schedule for cleaning, buffing, sealing and full polishing of marble floors in Singapore homes, plus the habits that keep the shine.
The schedule at a glance
| Task | How often | Who |
|---|---|---|
| Sweep or dust-mop | Daily | You |
| Damp mop with pH-neutral stone cleaner | Weekly | You |
| Reseal kitchens, entrances, bathrooms | Every 1 to 2 years | Us |
| Light buff of walkways | Every 1 to 2 years | Us |
| Full hone and polish | Every 3 to 5 years, or when the shine has gone | Us |
Habits that keep the shine
- Doormats at every entrance to catch sand and grit.
- Felt pads under chairs, tables and sofas.
- pH-neutral stone cleaner only. No vinegar, bleach or lemon cleaners.
- Coasters and trays for drinks, plants and toiletries.
- Wipe spills straight away.
Signs it's time
- Walkways duller than the edges of the room.
- Water no longer beads on the surface (sealer worn).
- Dull rings and spots you can't clean off (etching).
- Fine scratches near doors and dining chairs.
Related services
Marble Polishing
Diamond honing and polishing for marble floors, tops and walls. Restores shine and removes dullness.
From $1/sq ft*Marble Floor Polishing
Whole-home marble floor restoration: grinding, honing, polishing and sealing in one job.
From $1/sq ft*Marble Repair
Chips, cracks, broken edges and hollow tiles filled, rebonded or replaced, then polished to blend in.
Quoted from photosMarble Stain Repair
Oil, rust, coffee, water and yellow stains drawn out with poultices, then the surface re-polished.
Quoted from photosEtch Repair & Marble Shine
Dull spots and rings from lemon, vinegar, drinks and harsh cleaners honed out and the shine restored.
Quoted from photosWine Mark Restoration
Red wine rings and spills removed in two steps: draw out the colour, then restore the etched shine.
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