Marble Restoration & Stone Care Service

Are you tired of stepping into a dull, worn-out shower every morning? Do you cringe at the sight of mold creeping along your once pristine marble surfaces? It’s time to take action and restore the beauty of your more...

A fresh sealant can be removed easily from most types of surfaces – just wash it off with warm water and soap. However, after drying, it may be a pretty tough task. Most often, various solvents can be used for more...

Eventually, we found out that only a bleach poultice could reduce the stains, so we applied the poultice to the floor and first row of wall tiles and left it for a few days. Then we did the standard restoration more...

Got a Marble in Your Shower Dirty and Dull?  Marble in a shower can get damaged easily, especially if it is not well cared for. Whenever the marble shows signs of age, it requires restoration. This might be the result more...

Mold on a mosaic shower floor is a common issue due to the porous nature of grout and the frequent exposure to moisture. more...

To prevent future mold growth, consider applying a mold-resistant grout and sealer to the mosaic shower floor. Additionally, keep the bathroom well-ventilated, wipe down wet surfaces after each use, and regularly clean more...

Such stains the so-called efflorescence, often appear on shower floor surfaces. Effloresces not only spoil the appearance of a floor but also can destroy a tile or grout by its roots. The main causes of efflorescence more...

Picture of molded marble shower floor. Mold has black color and located on the grout at the corner of shower. The mold looks like just began to grow, it’s best time to remove it as it still has no deep roots in more...

The picture shows the marble shower and saddle parts before repair. The shower had mold on the floor and soiled grout. Removed old shower saddle for replacement. The old shower threshold was removed and the new pieces more...

Due to constant dampness, shower corners, and caulk on the perimeters are the places where mold is growing most often. If the mold is not too old, it can be cleaned with chemicals only, if the mold is too old, it more...

The shower floor restoration was started by polishing with a coarse diamond pad, the buildup is hard enough and the fine diamond pads are not able effectively to remove it. Also, when grinding with coarse pads, the top more...

We sand out some white erosions and made some patches on remained holes. In the Orion building in Manhattan NY. more...

The more you concentrate on maintaining your marble in a bathroom the better would be its shape which would need fewer restoration cycles and price. more...

The picture shows marble walls and a mosaic shower floor. The floor was re-grouted and sealed and a new saddle was installed. more...

A shower shelf is susceptible to stains and most time is under the influence of different chemicals and many of them are not marble friendly. It can be shaving liquids, soaps, shampoos, skincare products, hair dye, and more...

The marble in the bathroom/shower/kitchen is susceptible to stains and maybe not be the best choice especially if you heavily use it unless you are crazy about marble beauty and willing to spend some money on more...

Shower built-in wall niche or soap shelf. White Carrara marble. Was cleaned, polished and re-caulked. more...

The shower niche had mold and yellow soapsuds. We replaced the old grout, changed the caulk, and clean the surface. Soap scum is persistent and requires a special scum remover to get rid of the film. more...

Re-caulking corners and seams of all surfaces in a shower stall is an important stage in the repair of the entire bathroom. If moisture constantly percolates behind shower walls and floors, this can lead to the growth more...

A shower cabin is a wet and humid area, especially if there is no window, it’s the perfect environment for mold development. So the mold can be either removed/cleaned or molded grout and caulk changed. more...

The picture shows the marble mosaic shower floor after cleaning. Grout & marble was cleaned and mold was removed. Then all shower surfaces were resealed. more...

Picture of the molded marble shower floor. Mold has black in color and is located on the grout at the corner of the shower. more...

This shower stall and saddle had deep mold, hair dye residue, etching, and deep stains. We restored the marble and eliminated all the deep stains and deep mold with a special paste (also known as a poultice). We then more...

Here we removed mold from walls, clean up the mineral deposits, fix grout cracks, remove stains, polished, and sealed. more...

If water comes out from underneath the marble shower floor, that is a more serious issue as it has soaked throughout tiles or seams from the bottom to the surface, leaving salt deposits and other compounds on the more...

A few folks understand how to use general cleaners and how chemically caustic aggressive cleaners can severely discolor or stain marble tiles. To avoid that you have to follow the manufacturer’s specifications on more...

Hard water deposits and buildups can be safely removed from your shower floor and walls! more...

Such build-ups virtually may exist around any shower drain strainer, grout, fixture, or on shower or steam-room tiles. Owners are often confused about how to get rid of these issues on marble. In the heaviest cases, more...

Erosion, mold, calcium deposits, lime, and other various problems were solved in one full working day of grinding, sanding, polishing, re-grouting, caulking, and other steps and tasks. more...

Instead of the salt deposits on the shower floor known as efflorescence, it can develop salt deposits below the tiles, leading to expansion within a marble, which can lead to permanent stone deterioration and deep more...

As you can see in the photo, we restored not only between the tile seams but also removed yellowing and stains and eliminated the traces of efflorescence on the stone by deep grinding and chemical treatment. The more...

Marble shower restoration is difficult and quite costly work. That’s why you need to pay special attention to preventive activities, and also timely clean and restore it. So the marble in the shower will retain its more...

Dirty shower tile and grout stains can creep on everyone, on the beginning day showers are clean and the next month dirt covers the shower tiles. Your marble shower floors and walls start out in brand new shape and of more...

Shower Mold Removal. Undesired toxic black mildew can cause problems such as mold illness, mental disability, damaging internal organs, allergic reactions, etc. If you don’t take care of mildew in a shower, it can more...

Maintaining travertine shower surfaces their best appearance requires some extra attention when it comes to cleaning and sealing. Use a cleaner that is safe for marble, not contain bleach, ammonia, vinegar, or other more...

This shower was stained due to its age and probably some brownish iron oxidations have occurred there. Wonderfully there was not a mold, just color stains caused mostly by soaking soapy water into the tiles. more...

The new grout is just been deeply installed into channels/seams previously cut out with a hand-held grinder, and usually, it’s required a longer time to grout cure. more...

The old grout was removed by cutting out the lines with a hand-held grinder. The deeper old grout is removed, so the new grout can set deeper and better water seal the floor. Of course, if there is leaking in the shower more...

If you would like to properly care for the mosaic and caulk on the shower floor, I would recommend creating a schedule for cleaning. Only in this case, these materials will serve you as long as possible. more...

The mosaic marble floor in this shower stall was cleaned, polished, grout refreshed (by applying new grout over existing), re-caulked, and sealed. Some recommendations were given to help to extend its clean more...

In order not to harm mosaic marble tiles they should be cleaned with special cleaners. The tile structure can be damaged under the influence of external factors such as when exposed to ultraviolet rays, harmful more...

Compared to regular-sized tiles, the mosaic floor in the shower can incur more stains and soap buildup, as there are much more grout lines/gaps, where any contaminants can be easily collected. more...

Dirty shower mosaic and grout stains can creep on everyone, on the beginning day the shower is clean and the next month dirt and soap cover the shower tiles. Your marble shower floors and walls start out in brand new more...

In this shower, the floor was made from a flat marble slab, with a little slope toward the drain grid, but this was not efficient and water was flowing outside (there was not a threshold, just a glass door). The order more...

For better water flowing into the drain, we ground down the slab creating a funnel around the drain grid. Also, we increased the overall slope toward the wall and grid. more...

Deep erosion often happens in kinds of marble with inconsistent density where some veins and flecks are much softer and can be influenced by aggressive substances and cleaners. more...

Although marble with inconsistent density cannot be polished to a flat (mirror-like) surface, it still can be ground down to a “fresh” layer of marble, and then polished to a smooth and shiny finish. At the more...

If water comes out from underneath the marble shower floor, that is a more serious issue as it has soaked throughout tiles or seams from the bottom to the surface, leaving salt deposits and other compounds on the more...

Calcium buildup and efflorescence in the shower area are often the results of improper installation, when substances like calcium or salt from shower pan or tile adhesive come out to the surface, creating solid more...

Mold and efflorescence removal from marble maybe not easy task for Do It Yourself project as mold has roots that grow deep into the marble pores. Just bleaching can hide some of the molds from the top of the surface, more...

The floor was severely burned and discolored with caustic harsh cleaner. We have revived the shine and the color with polishing and sealing. more...

If you have a limestone shower, wipe surfaces with a rubber squeegee after each shower-taking so that dull soapy marks and grime are not deposited to marble and grout. Try to wipe the shower daily. Marble is more...

The more you concentrate on maintaining the marble in a shower the immunity against moisture is increased thus saving the walls and tiles from getting stained and mold development. more...