Marble Restoration & Stone Care Service

The chipping on counter edges are the most common, as those edges most exposed to any bumps and hits during normal cooking or daily counter using. more...

This old White Carrara landing step had a lot of cracks, chips, stains etc. Was restored within one day avoiding its replacement. Located at Delancey Street, New York, NY more...

The polishing a multi-color marble with veins can be tricky, as a veins usually have different chemical composition than rest of marble and thus different polish-ability. more...

To diagnose a loss of shine is to determine if  the marble originally had a shine finish or matte. more...

This shower is faded due the water and other chemical reactions. Originally it should looks more bright and colorful. more...

We sand out the chips with handheld sander and coarse sand paper. Then using progressively finer sandpaper we did polishing to smooth shine finish. more...

The white grout and caulk was just applied and still soft and wet, it will need at least 24 hours to dry and cure. more...

The top row of ceramic tiles on shower wall was measured, cut on premises and installed, according the owner specifications. more...

Ceramic bathroom walls and tub re caulking. Old caulk between tiled wall and tub was removed for applying a new caulk. more...

The concrete is not a marble and require some other methods of polishing. To avoid exposing of a sand from the concrete body the slight polishing and buffing should be applied, avoiding deep grinding. more...

Table-top now is integral. Traces of connections of sharp fragments are imperceptible. The circle of a table-top hasn’t changed. It is ideal. more...

We used the flowing/liquid colored epoxy to fill up the cracks as deep as possible, then smoothed and polished. More likely it’s temporary solution and the cracks repair may not last long, as the cause of the more...

Blue tiled counter during old grout removal and scrubbing. It was performing with regular grout knife and some scrubbers. more...

The unsanded grout can be easy stripped out with a handheld grout saw with kobalt blade. Such method is most convenient and will make a minimal dust during the work. more...

The shower travertine threshold was installed with straight and raw edges. The edges were beveled and sanded onsite without replacement. more...

The internal crack was fixed with black liquid/flowing epoxy, allowing the epoxy soak deep through the crack, providing the best adhesion and strength. Then polished and buffed. All done on premises. This way allows more...

Dinning table made of beige botticino. Cracks were fixed on client’s site within one day. Bronx NY. more...

A bath tub is the place what should be most clean and hygienic in your home. The re-caulking is the fastest and easiest way to make it look clean and neat. more...

All etchings were removed from marble by polishing and buffing and then sealed. more...

Benchtop was resurfaced by grinding, polishing and buffing. more...

Matte or Honed finish on kitchen counter top will be turned to shine finish by refinishing technique. more...

The bathroom floor tiles was re honed, cleaned and sealed. Grout lines looks little darker as it’s still wet. more...

The waves and unevenness were removed by evenly grinding down the surface, then refinishing and polishing as usual. more...

This small dish-like Knoll Saarinen table was shipped to us from Texas for the chip repair, strip off the old coat and re coat. more...

For all counter-tops, showers and floors it is imperative to seal the marble. It has to be noted that marble are is not as dense as granite therefore any contaminated spills are easily to absorbed. Here is the left more...

The table was fixed with light gray and white semi-clear flowing epoxy. To strengthen the repair there was metal bars inserted from backside. more...

The table top was fixed on client’s premises without picking ups and delivering. more...

A caulk on a tub is accumulating a water and it’s perfect environment for mildew appearing and growing. The best and only one solution is replace an old caulk with new one. A caulk cleaning can be useless and more...

This floor was cleaned with  stone cleaner and standard single head 17″ Mastercraft floor machine. Then sealed 2 times. more...

To repair cracks in limestone we use special blend of beige dust and darker grains. Such blend is sold as component of limestone repair kit. more...

This piece of antique furniture insert. Order of antique retail store in Manhattan NY. more...

This marble island was repolished by electric polisher and diamond pads such as #200, #400, #600, #800 grits and then buffed with “Dia-Glo” buffing compound, and then sealed by “Rapid Cure more...

Marble bar top after restoration. It was deeply grind, polished and buffed. Erosion and roughness removed. Restaurant in Chinatown Manhattan NY. more...

To mount the leg we marked and drilled 5 holes with diamond drill bit. Then we fill up the holes with an epoxy and sunk the screws into epoxy. more...

Before applying transparent polyester epoxy we strip old coat, fix chips and make surface matte for better adhesion. Calacatta gold marble. more...

Rectangular brown vanity. Polishing and re caulking. Manhattan NY more...

To lift and permanently support the counter we put wooden bar between floor and counter bottom, then put some shims to completely lift it till backsplash. After the lifting we fixed the seams, cracks on sink cutout and more...

We did re grouting and patching on most dirty grout lines, saving time and money. We call it grout repair or grout refreshing. more...

The etch was sanded down and buffed with tin oxide powder to smooth shine finish. more...

This bathroom vanity is made from the same tiles as used on walls and in shower. Good idea to save some money and match a color. Made from Rojo Alicante marble and located in Downtown Brooklyn NY. more...

We lift the vanity, fix cracks, re attach sink and re caulk the backsplash. more...

The grout was patched and refreshed by filling out missed grout lines and spreading new grout over existent. more...

The mold roots are going on some depth into a marble pores, and often can be treated as regular stain. In some cases a tile with a mold stain can be replaced only. more...

We removed the stain by just deep polishing and buffing, the stain wasn’t too deep and stayed on the top. more...

The molded white grout was completely removed, new grout installed and sealed with grout sealer. more...

We cleaned up the panels, pre-wet the place and set up it back with a mortar. more...

The terrazzo floor was ground and polished with planetary floor machine and then crystallized to shine finish with single head floor machine. The walls was polished with low speed angle polisher and buffing compound. 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...

The mold was deeply set its roots into the white grout, so it was decided to change grout and caulk instead of just cleaning. more...

Image of the tiled step before cracks repair and polishing. The Fresh Store on Union Square in Manhattan NY more...

The re grouting of ceramic tiles should be done with extra care, while old grout removal or scrubbing a tile can be easy chipped or scratched. Even trained worker can accidentally do so, and in most cases such chips or more...

Often the re caulking is include not just old caulk removal, but old caulk excess removal plastered on surrounding surfaces. It can be not as easy as it looks if it was spreaded on grout or on mosaic tiles. more...

Here are two colors of caulk was used. One on tub the second on mosaic wall corner. more...

This floor was decorated along the perimeter with textured tiles (tiles with rough line engraved into stone on depth about 1/4″). The owner was concerned about it getting dirty very fast, and tough to clean more...

White thassos marble floor had textured/engraved ornamental line on perimeter that was removed by deep grinding and polishing. more...

Two marble panels were detached due to floor shifting and thermal influence of the radiator. Two marble panels attaching/re installing. more...

Before siliconing and final mounting we finding the middle place where the sink will stay. We checking the sink cutout edges to make sure the edges are overlaying sink around evenly, also we make sure what there will more...

This triangle shelf was re-grouted, re-polished and sealed. more...

Ceramic oval sink installed on brown limestone vanity. more...

The white caulk is the best color-matching when applying on white tub. The clear caulk can look like “shady” and darker. more...

To polish the panels we used several fold-able ladders standing on scaffolding. more...

Before the final installing a vanity on cabinet we turning upside down the piece, pour some silicone around the sink edge, attach and tighten brackets. Then turn the slab back and remove the silicone excess. more...

The broken parts were glued together with pre-colored knife grade epoxy and then slightly polished to shine finish. more...

Occasionally we do new sink installations or attaching it to a marble vanity. The proper installation mean the even alignment of the sink among the edges of cutout. more...