Deep Cleaning
Thoroughly clean the Belgian Bluestone to remove built-up dirt, residue, and surface contaminants before honing.

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PROJECT CASE STUDYA 726 sq. ft. Belgian Bluestone limestone floor restoration project in Paradise Valley, Arizona, featuring deep cleaning, targeted scratch removal, progressive diamond honing, and color-enhancing penetrating sealer.





The Belgian Bluestone limestone flooring needed a more consistent surface appearance. Visible scratches on seven tiles required localized attention, while the larger floor area called for thorough cleaning and refinishing. The restoration plan focused on reducing those scratches, refining the stone’s natural sheen, and enhancing its color while retaining the distinctive character of the limestone.
Project photos document the existing Belgian Bluestone limestone floor and areas requiring surface restoration.



The documented restoration scope combines deep cleaning, targeted repairs to seven scratched tiles, progressive honing of the full floor, and an enhancing penetrating sealer.
Thoroughly clean the Belgian Bluestone to remove built-up dirt, residue, and surface contaminants before honing.
Spot-hone seven tiles using specialized hand tools and diamond discs to reduce visible scratches and blend the repaired areas.
Hone the entire limestone floor with 800-grit and 1500-grit diamond abrasives to refine the surface and create a more uniform appearance.
Finish the honing sequence with 3500-grit abrasives to develop a smooth, elegant sheen across the Belgian Bluestone.
Apply a solvent-based, color-enhancing penetrating sealer to deepen the stone’s natural tones and help resist moisture and stains.
LocationParadise Valley, AZ
MaterialBelgian Bluestone Limestone
Original Estimate$2,904.00
Price per sq. foot$4.00
Completion Time2 Days
Planned FinishEnhanced Natural SheenProject images show the Belgian Bluestone limestone surface and its distinctive color and texture.





Seven limestone tiles had visible scratches requiring targeted hand honing before the rest of the floor could be refinished uniformly.

The restoration plan calls for careful spot honing with diamond discs, followed by progressive honing of the full 726 sq. ft. floor and application of a color-enhancing penetrating sealer.