Marble & Stone Restoration
Since 1997, we've specialized in restoring and repairing marble & natural stone floors, countertops, showers, lobbies, fireplaces. Our fully insured service is detail-oriented and tailored to homes, condos, co-ops, townhouses, hotels, and commercial establishments.
Google Reviews
Stephen Levenson
3 days ago • Google
"Reasonable price. There was a gap in our corian countertop after replacing the cooktop. A new piece was laminated in and an old seam that had discolored was repaired. The fixes are invisible! Perfect work. Personnel were professional, polite, meticulous, and efficient. Friendly too. I recommend the firm without reservation."
Services: Kitchen countertop installation
Elizabeth Low
4 days ago • Google
"Reasonable price. I strongly recommend this company. For a very reasonable price, they repaired and restored my marble kitchen countertop. The work took almost 10 hours, but they were extremely professional and did not rush the job. Throughly impressed!"
Services: Marble restoration
C Gulotta
5 weeks ago • Google
"A wonderful company! From dealing with Vicky when I called and inquired about work I needed done to the scheduling and payment, it was professional and easy. The workers came today to refinish my kitchen marble countertops. They were polite and professional. I am very happy with the work they did as well as the care they took to keep my home clean. I highly recommend this company."
Services: Marble countertop refinishing
See the transformation of stone surfaces we've restored to their original beauty
Marble is a beautiful natural stone that adds elegance to any home. Over time, however, it can become dull, scratched, or stained. Our professional marble restoration service brings back the natural shine and luster of your marble surfaces.
We serve homeowners and businesses throughout New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
Professional marble restoration isn't a single treatment — it's a systematic process that combines repair, honing, polishing, and protection tailored to your marble's specific condition. Below is every way we restore, renew, and protect natural stone, with dedicated guides for each area of expertise.
The complete process — from grinding away surface damage to honing, polishing, and sealing. Ideal for dull, etched, or aged marble that needs to be brought back to life.
Learn moreTargeted fixing of cracks, chips, holes, and broken edges using color-matched adhesive and filler for an invisible finish.
Learn moreSurface scratches, scuffs, and wear patterns are leveled out with diamond abrasives, then polished back to a matching gloss.
Learn moreWine, coffee, oil, rust, and organic stains extracted with professional poultices and stain-specific chemistry.
Learn moreAcid etching from wine, juice, and cleaners creates dull white marks. We grind and re-polish the affected area to blend it away.
Learn moreStructural-looking cracks and chips are bonded, filled, and color-matched so the repair is practically invisible.
Learn moreRestores a glossy, reflective shine to both floors and countertops using progressively finer diamond pads.
Learn moreA smooth matte or satin finish achieved by grinding the surface — the right look for high-traffic floors and a base before polishing.
Learn moreDeep cleaning that removes embedded dirt and grime, then honing to renew the surface before polishing or sealing.
Learn moreComplete renewal of kitchen islands and bathroom vanities — fixing etches, water marks, and dulling to restore a flawless finish.
Learn moreDiamond polishing and crystallization to make worn, dull floors shine again — for both residential and commercial spaces.
Learn moreSpecialized care for showers, shower walls, and vanities — including grout restoration, regrouting, and recaulking.
Learn moreA premium penetrating sealer fills the stone's micro-pores to block stains and make daily cleaning easier.
Learn moreAn anti-etch or protective coating that shields against the acid in wine, lemon, and cleaners that cause dull white marks.
Learn moreExtra protection for kitchen counters and high-traffic floor areas prone to spills and everyday soiling.
Learn moreMost homeowners ask us one version of the same question: "My marble is dull and damaged — what do you actually do to fix it?" Here is the honest, step-by-step process our technicians follow on nearly every restoration job.
We inspect the stone to identify the type of marble, its finish (glossy or honed), and the specific damage — etches, scratches, stains, cracks, or general dullness. This determines the tooling and diamond grit we use and whether the job needs full restoration or a lighter touch.
The surface is deep-cleaned to remove embedded dirt, old wax, and residue. For deeper damage, we use diamond grinding discs to remove a microscopic top layer of stone — leveling out etches, scratches, and wear across the entire surface.
After grinding removes the damage, we hone the surface with finer diamond pads to smooth it out and prepare it for polish. Honing can also be the final finish you want — a low-sheen, satin look that hides wear on busy floors.
Using increasingly fine diamond pads, we progressively restore the mirror-like gloss to the marble. Polishing compound and crystallization bring out deep, reflective shine — the classic high-gloss marble look.
The last step protects your investment. A premium penetrating sealer is applied to block stains and make daily cleaning easier. For countertops prone to etching, we can apply an anti-etch coating for extra defense.
Every project starts with a free on-site assessment. Our technicians will tell you exactly what your marble needs — and what it doesn't. No pressure, no obligation.
Book a Free EstimateThese are the questions homeowners and business owners in NYC, NJ, and CT ask us most. If you don't see your question here, call 1-877-604-7264 and ask us directly.
Every marble surface is different. Talk to a restoration specialist who has worked on thousands of countertops, floors, and showers across NYC, NJ, and CT.
Marble restoration isn't one-size-fits-all. Floors, countertops, and bathrooms each face different wear and require different techniques. Here's what's involved for each.
Marble floors take the hardest beating — foot traffic grinds dirt and grit into the surface, causing dullness, scratches, and worn pathways over time. Floor restoration involves diamond grinding to level the surface, honing to a smooth finish, and polishing or crystallization to restore the shine.
For residential entryways, hallways, and staircases, and for commercial lobbies — where the marble must stay presentable every single day — we offer everything from a one-time deep restoration to an ongoing maintenance program. High-traffic floors are often finished to a honed (satin) look, which shows less wear, but we can also achieve a deep gloss if that's the aesthetic you want.
Learn about our commercial lobby floor maintenance for office buildings and hotels.
Get a Floor Restoration QuoteBathrooms are uniquely hard on marble. Shower walls face hard-water film and soap scum, vanities get water rings and beauty-product stains, and grout lines darken and crack. Restoring a bathroom means addressing the stone and the grout and caulk that hold the installation together.
Our bathroom work covers marble shower walls, shower floor restoration, vanity tops, and tub surrounds. Alongside polishing and sealing the marble, we professionally restore grout — deep-cleaning, repairing cracked joints, regrouting, and recaulking — so the whole bathroom looks fresh and watertight again.
We replace old, moldy silicone caulk with fresh, mildew-resistant seal and repair any loose tiles before addressing the marble surface.
Restore My BathroomKitchen islands and countertops are the most prone to acid etching — a single lemon slice, a glass of wine, or even some cleaning sprays can leave dull white marks. Countertop restoration focuses on removing etches, scratches, and heat rings, then sealing and applying anti-etch protection.
Because you use these surfaces every day, we use techniques that blend the repair seamlessly into the surrounding stone — you'll never be able to find where the old etch was.
For a complete guide, see our marble countertop repair page.
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