Start with what you see
What's wrong with your stone?
Pick the problem you can see. Each guide explains the cause, what not to do, and how we fix it.
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Diagnose first
Each problem needs a different fix
The wrong treatment can make things worse. Acidic cleaners etch marble, a poultice does nothing for an etch mark, and polishing over a chip only makes it stand out. Start with the problem that matches what you see.
Marble Etching
Dull rings and cloudy patches left by wine, citrus, cleaners, and cosmetics. They have to be polished out.
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Stone Stain Removal
Oil, wine, rust, and other stains soaked into stone. We identify the stain first so the treatment doesn't do more damage.
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Grout Restoration
Stained, mouldy, or crumbling grout in showers and wet areas, cleaned or replaced, recaulked, and sealed to keep water out.
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Surface Scratch Repair
Fine lines and scuffs from grit, knives, and dragged furniture, smoothed out and polished to match the rest of the stone.
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Chip and Crack Repair
Chipped edges, broken corners, and hairline cracks filled with colour-matched epoxy, levelled, and polished to blend in.
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Dull Stone Polishing
Honing and polishing that bring back the shine on dull floors, counters, showers, and lobbies.
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Stone Pitting
Pinhead holes in granite and other stone, filled with epoxy, levelled flush, and polished so the surface looks even again.
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Tile Lippage
Tiles set at different heights, ground flat so the floor feels smooth underfoot and reflects light evenly.
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Deep Stone Cleaning
Stone dulled by ground-in dirt, soap film, and old coatings, deep cleaned so polishing and sealing can do their job.
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Check it yourself first
Our stain or etch check takes seven questions. The printable guide covers the water test and the everyday products that damage marble.
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Not sure which problem you have? Send us photos.
A wide shot and a close-up of the damage are usually enough for us to identify the stone and tell you whether it needs stain removal, honing, chip repair, or polishing. Then we quote the work.
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