Westchester County, NY
Expert restoration for etched, scratched, and dull marble countertops. We repair damage, restore shine, and protect your surfaces for years to come.
We specialize exclusively in marble countertop restoration. From minor etch marks to complete refinishing, we bring back the beauty of your stone surfaces.
We repair cracks, chips, etches, and scratches that damage your marble surfaces. Our technicians use specialized diamond-grinding and color-matched fillers to restore a seamless finish.
We restore the natural shine and depth to dull marble countertops. Whether you prefer a honed matte finish or a high-polished mirror look, we deliver factory-fresh results.
We apply premium penetrating sealers that absorb into the stone to protect against stains. Proper sealing maintains your marble's beauty while making daily maintenance easier.
Our proven process delivers consistent, lasting results for marble countertop repair, polishing, and sealing.
We examine your marble countertop to identify damage types—etch marks, scratches, cracks, or dullness. We determine whether repair, polishing, or resealing is needed, then explain our findings and recommend the best approach.
We clean the countertop thoroughly to remove surface dirt, oils, and old wax buildup. This ensures the restoration materials bond properly and we achieve an even finish across the entire surface.
For etched areas, we use diamond-polishing pads to remove the damaged layer and reveal fresh stone beneath. Cracks and chips receive color-matched epoxy fillers that blend seamlessly with your marble's natural veining.
We progressively use finer diamond pads to hone the surface to your desired finish—either a matte honed look or a glossy polished surface. This step removes remaining imperfections and creates a uniform appearance.
For a polished finish, we apply crystallization compounds that chemically react with the marble to create a durable, mirror-like shine. This process enhances the stone's natural color and depth while adding protection.
We apply a premium penetrating sealer that absorbs into the stone to resist future stains. After curing, we perform a water-drop test to verify protection and provide care instructions for maintaining your restored countertop.
Knowing the difference between stains and etching helps you choose the right repair approach.
Stains occur when substances penetrate into the porous stone and leave a discolored mark. Common culprits include wine, coffee, oil, grease, and fruit juices.
How to identify: Stains appear as darker spots that follow the shape of the spilled substance. They don't affect the stone's surface texture.
Solution: Stains can often be drawn out using poultice materials that absorb the stain from deep within the stone. Professional stain removal may require multiple treatments.
Etching happens when acidic substances react with the calcium carbonate in marble, literally dissolving the surface layer. This creates dull, frosted spots that feel rough to the touch.
How to identify: Etch marks appear as light, frosted spots that look like water spots. They feel slightly rough or uneven compared to the surrounding polished surface.
Solution: Etch marks require professional resurfacing to remove the damaged layer and restore the original finish. Surface polishing or crystallization eliminates the mark completely.
Key takeaway: Stains penetrate the stone and darken it. Etching damages the surface and creates dull spots. Both can be repaired, but they require different approaches. Contact us for a free assessment of your marble countertops.
Understanding your options helps you choose the right protection for your marble countertops.
A liquid treatment that soaks into the stone's pores to create a barrier against stains from water-based and oil-based substances.
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A topical coating that bonds to the marble surface, creating a hard protective layer that shields against both stains and minor scratches.
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A specialized coating designed specifically to protect marble from acid etching caused by citrus, wine, vinegar, and other common household acids.
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Not sure which option is right for your marble countertops? Contact us for a free consultation and recommendation.
"Our kitchen marble had etch marks from years of citrus and wine spills. They completely restored it to better-than-new condition. The team was professional and explained every step."
Sarah M.
Scarsdale, NY
"I was ready to replace our stained marble countertops until they showed me it could be repaired. They saved us thousands. The sealing they applied has held up perfectly."
Robert C.
White Plains, NY
"Expert craftsmen who really know marble. They fixed deep scratches and re-polished our bathroom vanity. Couldn't be happier with the results."
Jennifer L.
Rye, NY
Contact us for a free assessment and quote. We serve all of Westchester County.
Phone
(914) 555-1000
Service Area
All of Westchester County
Hours
Mon-Fri: 8am-6pm
Sat: 9am-2pm
Cities We Serve
Get a free estimate for your Westchester County home. Our experienced technicians deliver lasting results.