Stone Types We Restore

Pick your material

Each stone needs its own repair method

Marble etches from acids, granite chips at the sink, and terrazzo yellows under old wax. Each guide covers how the stone wears, what we can fix, and how to look after it.

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  Marble

  Marble counters, baths, and lobbies. We remove etching, stains, and dull patches without replacing the stone.

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  Granite

  Hard-wearing kitchen and bath stone. We fix stains, chips, and dull patches without replacing the slab.

  View Granite guide
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  Terrazzo

  We strip old wax, then grind and polish lobby and corridor terrazzo without tearing it out.

  View Terrazzo guide
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  Limestone

  Limestone entries, fireplaces, and baths. We smooth out wear, lift stains, and reseal.

  View Limestone guide
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  Travertine

  Travertine showers, floors, and pool decks. We fill holes, lift stains, and refinish without retiling.

  View Travertine guide
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  Quartz

  Engineered quartz counters. We repair chips and chemical haze, and lighten some scorch marks, without replacing the slab.

  View Quartz guide
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  Slate

  Basement, entry, and patio slate. We remove scratches, even out the finish, and reseal without lifting tile.

  View Slate guide
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  Porcelain

  Porcelain tile floors. We fix worn polish, dark grout, uneven tile edges, and haze without retiling.

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  Soapstone

  Soapstone counters and sinks. We refresh the oil finish, blend scratches, and repair chips.

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  Onyx

  Onyx vanities, bars, and backlit walls. We repair etching and restore the polish on this delicate stone.

  View Onyx guide
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  Concrete

  Polished concrete floors in basements and businesses. We grind, polish, harden, and repair wear.

  View Concrete guide
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  Flagstone

  Flagstone patios, walks, and pool decks. We grind down raised edges, reseal, and refresh worn sandstone.

  View Flagstone guide