Stone Staircase Renovation:
Dust-Free Restoration Instead of Closing the Stairwell

Stone staircase renovation often involves more effort than many people expect—especially when restoring a granite or terrazzo staircase using conventional methods. Traditional grinding of the steps typically creates heavy dust. As a result, stairwells often have to be cordoned off partially or even completely. In residential buildings, public facilities, or commercial properties, this frequently means restricted access and disruptions during the renovation work.

The good news: there’s a better, much cleaner way.

Dust-Free Stone
Staircase Renovation with systeco

With systeco’s Tornado ACS cleaning technology, stone staircase renovation can be carried out without the usual side effects such as dust, dirt, and high noise levels. Tornado ACS cleaning machines operate completely dust-free and are also particularly quiet.

This offers key advantages for owners, residents, and building operators:
- No dust clouds in the stairwell
- No full closure required
- The staircase remains usable during the work
- No time-consuming deep cleaning afterwards

Especially in buildings that need to stay operational, this solution is ideal because the stone staircase renovation process can be completed far more smoothly.

Effective Cleaning Thanks to Vacuum Blasting

The innovative vacuum blasting process removes dirt and deposits layer by layer from the stair treads. The loosened debris is captured immediately in the machine’s integrated filtration system. This keeps the air and surrounding areas clean—residents, employees, and visitors experience only minimal disturbance.

This makes stone staircase renovation not only cleaner, but also highly efficient.

Removes Wax, Rust, and Limescale—Even on Old Stone Stairs

Even stubborn residues can be removed reliably, such as:
- decades-old floor wax build-up in grooves and joints
- rust stains
- limescale deposits
- heavy general soiling on granite or terrazzo stairs

And all of this without excessive physical effort or special occupational safety measures—an additional benefit when stone staircase renovation needs to be practical and cost-effective.