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15 June 2026 Teak Pool Deck Treatment: RS Terziani’s Work in Quarrata, Italy

How can you protect a teak pool deck without hiding its natural beauty? This project, completed in Quarrata, Pistoia, Italy, shows how RS Terziani Parquet treated an outdoor teak wood deck using a professional penetrating oil system. The goal was simple. First, protect the wood from water, sunlight, and weather exposure. Then, enhance the natural colour and grain without creating a surface film.

29 May 2026 Oak Parquet Restoration in Italy: Post-Construction Intervention by EASY PARKET

Can an oak parquet floor stained by moisture and construction residue be restored without sanding? That was the challenge faced by EASY PARKET by Francesco Ghelardi during this project in Prato, Tuscany, Italy. The floor, installed throughout the bedrooms and hallway of a private home, showed dark stains caused by moisture trapped under a nylon covering during masonry work, together with typical post-construction dirt and residue. Thanks to a technical and conservative approach, the surface was restored without sanding. This choice preserved the original micro-bevel of the parquet and brought back the natural beauty of the wood.

18 May 2026 Marble Staircase Restoration and Polishing in Italy | EcoTecnologia di Pulitura

An old marble staircase can gradually lose its shine due to foot traffic, scratches, dull areas and small damaged sections that develop over time. However, when the material is still structurally sound, a professional restoration process can restore the surface’s visual appeal without replacing the original marble. In this project carried out in the historic center of Pistoia in Italy, EcoTecnologia di Pulitura by Orsucci Paolo repaired the damaged sections and professionally polished a marble staircase. The surface regained a more uniform, brighter and refined appearance.

27 March 2026 Rust Stains on Floors? Professional Rust Removal by a Specialist Artisan in Italy

Rust stains on floors are a common issue, especially on outdoor surfaces. These yellowish marks can affect the appearance of stone materials and are often difficult to remove without the right treatment. In many cases, the cause is linked to everyday activities such as garden care. The use of fertilizers and lawn treatments can lead to rust formation due to the presence of iron sulfate. When it comes into contact with moisture, it oxidizes and leaves persistent stains on surfaces. During a project in Italy, in the city of Empoli, MG Service Company handled this exact issue. The team worked on stone surfaces affected by deep rust stains, which required a precise and professional approach to remove them without damaging the material.