Professional floor polishing services for marble, parquet, engineered wood, and staircase surfaces. Restore shine, smoothness, and elegance to your floors with our expert craftsmanship.
Luminous Engineering provides professional floor polishing services across Singapore, specializing in marble, parquet, engineered wood, and staircase surfaces. Our skilled craftsmen use advanced equipment and premium products to restore the natural beauty and shine of your floors.
Whether you need to revive the lustre of marble flooring, refresh the warmth of parquet wood, or protect high-traffic staircase steps, our team delivers impeccable results. We carefully assess each surface to determine the most appropriate polishing, sanding, or varnishing technique, ensuring optimal outcomes for every material type.
Our floor polishing services cover both residential and commercial properties. We work with all floor types and conditions, from gentle buffing and polishing to deep sanding and refinishing. Our expertise includes surface preparation, scratch and etching removal, colour staining, sealing, and protective coating applications.
At Luminous Engineering, we are committed to delivering floor polishing solutions that restore elegance and durability. Our competitive pricing, professional service, and consistent quality have made us a trusted choice for homeowners and businesses across Singapore.
We specialize in restoring natural marble surfaces to their original brilliance using diamond abrasives and precision polishing techniques. Our process effectively removes scratches, etching, and dullness caused by foot traffic, spills, and everyday wear.
After polishing, we apply a high-quality sealer to protect against stains and moisture, ensuring your marble floors maintain their glossy finish and elegance for years to come. Our marble polishing service is ideal for both residential and commercial spaces in Singapore.
Restore the rich, warm beauty of your parquet wood flooring with our professional polishing services. We gently buff and polish the surface to remove light scratches, scuffs, and dullness, revealing the natural lustre of the wood.
Our parquet polishing process revitalizes the finish without the need for aggressive sanding, making it an ideal maintenance option for well-maintained wooden floors. We use specialized wood polishes and buffers to achieve a smooth, even, and long-lasting shine.
For parquet floors with deeper scratches, worn finishes, or surface damage, our comprehensive sanding and varnishing service delivers a complete restoration. We use industrial drum sanders and edge sanders to strip away old coatings and smooth the wood surface.
Following sanding, we apply multiple coats of premium varnish in your choice of gloss, satin, or matte finish. Each coat is carefully dried and lightly buffed between applications to create a hard, protective layer that resists wear, moisture, and daily traffic.
Engineered wood floors require specialized care due to their thinner veneer construction. Our gentle polishing techniques are specifically designed to clean, buff, and restore engineered wood surfaces without damaging the delicate top layer.
We use fine-grit abrasives and wood-specific polishes that enhance the colour and grain pattern while providing a protective barrier against daily wear. Regular polishing extends the life of your engineered wood flooring and keeps it looking fresh and vibrant.
Staircases endure heavy foot traffic and are often the first area to show signs of wear. We provide specialized staircase sanding and varnishing services, carefully working on each step, riser, and nosing to achieve a uniform, professional finish.
Our process includes careful edge sanding, nosing refinement, and application of durable, slip-resistant varnish. We pay special attention to transitions and balustrade areas, ensuring your staircase is not only beautiful but also safe and protected for years to come.
Our pricing is transparent and competitive. Costs vary based on floor type, area size, and the level of restoration required.
| Polishing Service | Price (SGD) |
| Marble Floor Polishing | $4.50 /sq ft |
| Parquet Floor Polishing | $3.80 /sq ft |
| Parquet Floor Sanding & Varnish | $5.50 /sq ft |
| Engineered Wood Polishing | $4.00 /sq ft |
| Staircase Sanding & Varnish | $65.00 /step |
Prices include labour and standard materials. Premium finishes quoted separately.
| Additional Service | Price (SGD) |
| Deep Cleaning & Preparation | $1.50 /sq ft |
| Floor Sealing | $2.00 /sq ft |
| Colour Staining | $3.00 /sq ft |
| Minor Surface Repairs | $80.00 Lump sum |
Site inspection recommended for accurate quotation on larger projects.
Frequently Asked Questions about Floor Polishing in Singapore
Marble floors typically benefit from professional polishing every 1 to 2 years, depending on foot traffic and maintenance. High-traffic areas like hotel lobbies or retail spaces may require annual polishing, while residential homes can go longer. For daily care, use a soft broom or dust mop, and clean with a pH-neutral stone cleaner to maintain the shine between professional services.
Yes, parquet floors can be buffed and polished without sanding if the surface finish is still in good condition with only minor scuffs or dullness. However, if the existing finish is heavily worn, scratched, or damaged, sanding is necessary to remove the old coating before applying fresh varnish. Our team will assess your floor's condition and recommend the most suitable approach.
The time required depends on the area size. A typical room (20-30 sqm) takes approximately 2 to 3 days — this includes drum sanding, edging, buffing, and applying multiple coats of varnish with adequate drying time between coats. Larger areas or floors with significant damage may take longer. We provide a detailed timeline during the quotation stage.
Yes, engineered wood can be polished, but the process must be handled with care due to its thinner top veneer layer. Unlike solid hardwood, engineered wood typically has a veneer of only 2–6mm, so aggressive sanding must be avoided. We use gentle polishing techniques and appropriate products designed specifically for engineered wood to restore its appearance without compromising the surface.
Water-based varnish typically dries to the touch within 1–2 hours and can be recoated after 3–4 hours. Solvent-based varnish takes longer — about 6–8 hours to dry and 12–24 hours before light foot traffic is advisable. In both cases, we recommend waiting at least 48 hours before moving furniture back into the room and 7 days before placing heavy items or rugs on the newly varnished surface.
Polishing is a lighter process that buffs the existing surface to restore shine and remove light scuffs or dullness. It does not remove significant material. Sanding, on the other hand, uses abrasive papers to strip away the old finish and a thin layer of wood, removing deeper scratches, stains, and surface damage. Sanding is a more intensive process typically followed by new varnish application.
Yes, we recommend moving all furniture out of the room before polishing or sanding begins. Our team can help move lighter items, but for large or heavy furniture, we suggest arranging removal in advance. Clearing the room ensures a thorough, even result and prevents damage to your furniture from dust and debris created during the sanding process.
Sometimes calling a service professional or specialist to complete certain projects around the home might be very expensive, while you could be exposing yourself and your home to harm if you handle the job yourself.
In a situation like this, calling Luminous Engineering is beneficial as it provides the middle ground between getting the job done right and cost savings, without exposing your property to harm or danger.
Here at Luminous Engineering, we provide professional handyman and renovation solutions to customers across Singapore. If you need some repair or maintenance work done on the interior or the exterior of your home or business premises, call us today.
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