For GTA condo property managers
We restore worn stone in condo lobbies and corridors.
Dull, chipped, or etched marble and terrazzo, repaired and polished to a reflective finish while residents keep using the building. We've been in business since 1972, with 25,000+ projects, and we reply to every assessment request within one business day.
- 25,000+
- Projects completed
- 4.9/5
- HomeStars · 211 reviews
- 50+
- Years in business
Why us
What property managers get from us.
50+ years of stone work
More than 25,000 projects since 1972, from condo lobbies to landmark hotels and Queen's Park.
A reply within one business day
We answer every assessment request within one business day, then look at the stone in person and tell you what it needs.
Work around residents
We work floor by floor or overnight, so lobbies, corridors, and washrooms stay in use.
A fraction of replacement cost
If the stone can be saved, restoring it costs a fraction of replacing it, with no demolition and no common areas closed for weeks.
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Send the areas, a few photos, and any timing limits. We'll reply within one business day with what we recommend. No obligation.
Why property managers choose us
- Restoring GTA stone since 1972
- A reply within one business day
- Straight advice on whether to restore or replace
FAQ
Questions property managers ask.
- How fast can you come out?
- We reply to every request within one business day and book a site visit soon after. With a few photos, we can often tell you what the stone needs before we arrive.
- Will the restored stone match the rest of the lobby?
- Yes. We restore the whole area to one even finish, so no patch stands out. Wide and close-up photos help us confirm this before we start.
- How disruptive is the work to residents?
- We work in stages, floor by floor or overnight, so common areas stay usable. Residents get notice of any access changes.
- Should we restore or replace?
- If the stone can be saved, restoring it almost always makes more sense: a fraction of the cost, days instead of weeks, and no demolition. If replacement is the better answer, we'll tell you.
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