Marble Restoration & Stone Care Service

Tiled floor in bathroom after restoration. Rectangle gray tiles were re finished and sealed. Marble is possible Athens Grey. more...

Small bathroom. Tiled floor restoration. Picture after polishing. more...

Mosaic shower floor restoration. Image after.   more...

General polishing and buffing. Bathroom floor restoration. more...

Marble floors are an appealing and beautiful addition to any establishment. The shiny and smooth nature of the marble makes every floor adorning it, to be a work of art. Care needs to be taken, to keep the floor more...

Marble grinding and polishing is used for pitted, swelled and worn out to a depth of 1/16 to 3/16 + inches. Marble floor grinding is carried out to the majority gap’s depth, and the deepest ones are filled by more...

Small bathroom tiled floor. Marble bathroom restoration service. Before polishing. more...

Restored shine finish on bathroom travertine marble floor. more...

Marble Floor with Brushed Finish. Reasons: – incorrect chemistry for regular daily cleaning; – mechanical “trowelling” of marble. Solutions: – with slight dullness – crystallization; – with strong more...

The floor cleaned with heavy duty commercial cleaner and hand held polisher. Then surface restored to desirable finish and sealed. more...

These interior limestone steps were re honed and cleaned. This part of entire apartment floor cleaning, about 3000 sq/ft. more...

Forgetting to sweep, cleaning with dirty mops, do not use door mat will lead to a dull and dirty appearance of marble tiles on floor, it will allow a dirt and grime gets embedded into the marble pores, veins and grout more...

This kitchen floor had dirt embedded into the tiles and grout. It also had etching marks and ugly looking grout. We restored the  tiles back to like new shape. We eliminated all the stains. We restored the grout more...

Grime kitchen marble floor scouring. Compare cleaned (leached) and not cleaned parts.   more...

Crema marfil countertop after water marks/rings/stains and etches removal. more...

Since the polished marble floor is smooth and shiny, it is quite difficult to maintain it in the original condition. Scratches, cracks, chips and stains are detectable almost immediately. Proper care on daily bases for more...

This countertop was revitalized, all etches and scratches were removed. Floor was protected by drop-cloth from water drops, splashing and other possible work dirt. more...

The brown limestone vanity was deeply polished and buffed. Chemical burns were removed with grinding. more...

Clean the  marble off as soon as it gets a spill, is the best way to avoid tough watermarks. If, however it happens to get stained, the spot will require refinishing or buffing procedure. more...

Kitchen marble bar top. Etches were removed by polishing with diamond pads and buffing with buffing compound. Then sealed with “BulletProof” stone sealer. more...

The way to remove this etches and ring marks is by polishing the marble in the same way as it was done on the factory on the time when it was fabricated. more...

We used the scaffolds left for us by contractor who did the marble damage on the building. We applied the paraffin based wax “Pamir” to improve the richness of color and shine. The limestone slabs were more...

A marble cleaning or maintenance plan should include the capacity to remove all etches and the abrasive scratches on the marble. more...

This lobby floor was in very lifeless condition. It was very dull and had etches and scratches as well as surface stains. We restored it back to better than new by resurfacing the marble. Wax was stripped, floor more...

To remove deep etches the marble should be polished much deeper than for the just shine restoration. Not all surface is required for the deep polishing, but only affected and around. more...

Although the black granite is the most durable and stain-resistant among other granites, it can be easily etched and spotted by improper/acidic cleaner. The picture above shows brand new black granite tiles with haze more...

The deep etches typically happen with prolonged contact with harsh chemical, and it’s not necessary with cleaners, it can be some kind of body care or hygiene products as well. more...

Marble vanities in bathrooms are most exposed to stains and etches (as well in kitchens), as daily usage means contacting marble with various chemicals and substances. The sealing remediation may help to prevent some more...

You definitely should know the process involved in etches removal from the surface if you want to enjoy the fresh look of your floor all the time. The one important note to be kept in mind is not to use bleach for more...

Some drawbacks of a kitchen marble countertop. It can get damaged from time to time. Kinds of damage may include scratches, stains, cracks, loss of shine, etches, ring marks, spottings, etc. It is here that we enter more...

Here is wrong cleaning products that were used. The general brand cleaners and chemicals like overly aggressive vinegar, ammonia, Clorox can etch that will entail discoloring almost immediately, but also they can etch more...

More often than not, customers call us for polishing countertops service and restoring tabletops because of the fact that marble countertops are susceptible to stains and with time passing lose its elegant appearance. more...

The brown limestone bathroom vanity was severely etched and discolored during normal usage and various caustic cleaners and chemicals. If not timely restored it could entail the deep erosion. more...

This vanity is soiled with soap scum and others undesired etches and stains. Caulk dried and peeled off. more...

Aggressive liquids can easily etch a marble, but if the marble is not rich with calcium carbonate, the surface can be slightly etched and discolored, creating a cloud-like haze. more...

The slab is fixed on site without detaching the entire piece. Completed in 5 hours. Located in  Church on Manhattan NY. more...

The fireplace is located in Victorian style hose in SI NY, but looks younger than the house. The marble was soiled, seams cracked with overall dull surface. The uninviting marble made fireplace looked old and dirty. more...

A keystone-medallion in the fireplace is used to hide the seam between left and right slabs, and for decorating purposes too. more...

There you can see some dark burns on the slab. We didn’t remove it as our purpose on this part of work was to put together and fix all broken parts. And possibly we would not able to remove it as it more likely more...

This over 100 years old piece is part of fireplace picked up from Victorian house in Staten Island NY to restore on our site. more...

Often a top slab on fireplace is used as shelf to keep handheld and power tools, hardware, paint cans and other construction supply and stuff. And eventually it will lead to marble deterioration and various damages more...

The restored fireplace is ready to be installed to the place. The legs were little trimmed and the place is prepared. more...

This sand “pillow” was evenly spreaded on the base, then slab was evenly dropped into “niche”. No mortar or thinset was used. To install the slab evenly we hang and put it down with help of more...

This more than a century old slab was burned and broken into a few pieces. It was installed in Victorian house in Staten Island NY. more...

To remove the remaining paint from the intricately carved panel we used a soft wire brush. It took some time and hard work. Also we used some soft chemicals and water to dissolve the paint and make it easier to more...

Dark marble fireplace after restoration. Brand new black absolute granite floor slab. Located in Manhattan NY. more...

This relatively new fireplace had all of post construction signs such as paint, drops, dust, stains, dirt and old soot as well and seriously needed some renovation to complement the interior’s looks. This is what we more...

For marble “health” it has to “breath”, otherwise it will accumulate a moist, what may lead to decay, staining and changing the chemical composition of a marble. The “breath” mean more...

Any fireplace has a brick structure, the marble mostly used for decoration and convenience of use. more...

Before starting fireplace cleaning from tar, grease, dust or dirt it is necessary to inspect its surface, preliminary evaluate the condition. Only after this, the specific cleaning methods can be chosen. Cleaning more...

The carved keystone with intricate flowers had paint and soot on it. Since it would be too messy to do on the client’s site we picked up all fireplace parts to strip and clean it in our facilities. more...

Here we see an old Slatestone fireplace whose owner wanted us to restore to former beauty, specifically the jamb and/or legs. Note the intricate pattern “carved” on the leg/jamb. more...

The leg was fixed with pre-colored adhesive without inserting metal bar from back side. It’s strong enough to be mounted into the place, and hold by surrounding pieces or the fireplace. more...

The fireplace panels were cleaned and polished, seams patched. The cracked floor slab was picked up from client house and fixed on our side. The whole work took 2 days. more...

A marble fireplace is impervious to fire, it does not crack and does not charring under the influence of high temperatures. Because the marble is characterized by high wear resistance, then the fireplace will more...

White marble parlor fireplace before cleaning and polishing. Brownstone house in Brooklyn NY more...

For the stains removal test, first, we applied poultice on the keystone of this wood-burning parlor fireplace. more...

As you can see, the fireplace restoration was successful as we were able to return the natural shine to the stone with the help of our state of the art restoration tools. There isn’t any unsightly grime and dirt and more...

The dingy fireplace parts were detached from the wall and dismounted for the restoration during the house renovation. more...

After inserting the slab into the floor niche we moved it in random directions with help of suction cups. it finally helps us to set the slab to the “best place”. more...

This old fireplace on the parlor floor was heavily soiled, with a lot of paint remainings, grime, soot, stains and chips. Was restored within one day. Fireplace in the brownstone house in Brooklyn NY. more...

The slate surface was stripped from “multi-year” paint and discolored by the stripper. It’s still a valuable and beautiful piece to restore. more...

The fireplace parts can be put together with stout plaster, mortar or thinset. more...

Ornamental and curved old fireplace before cleaning and polishing. Cast iron doors were removed for the convenience and throughout access to the firebox and surrounding marble. Fireplace Top Shelf before Polishing  more...

The broken pillar of the fireplace was damaged during shipping from oversea. We were able to perform the repair on-premises without pickup an delivery. more...

To strip the paint with minimum damage to the marble at first we kept it wet for 24 hours, then scrub out the paint using heavy duty cleaner and heavy-duty sturdy brush. more...

Here you can see the old Slatestone fireplace which we’ve shown earlier, beautifully restored to its former glory and “treated” with a wood-like maroonish color (as per instructions by the owner) to match the more...

As a result of intensive and long-term use, the marble fireplaces are losing all their beauty and attractiveness. In addition, many non-aesthetic scratches, gashes, chips, and stains are formed on its surfaces. To more...

Ruined black slate stone fireplace. Top slab was crushed by accident. Church in Manhattan NY more...

The keystone or medallion along with rest parts of the fireplace was cleaned, brightened, stains removed and polished to shine. more...