If your marble looks like this, we can fix it.
Marble restoration in San Diego usually starts with one of these six things.
Etch rings.
A dull ring where wine, citrus, or vinegar landed. It is an etch, not a stain, and it is surface damage we can remove.
Scratches and scuffs.
Marks from pans, keys, grit under a chair leg.
Loss of shine.
The surface has gone flat over the years, usually first around the sink and the cooktop.
Pits and holes.
Small voids in the stone that catch grime. We fill them.
Yellowing or discoloration.
An aging surface, an old sealer, or trapped moisture.
Cracks and chips.
At an edge, a seam, or a corner.
Restore, surpass, or change the factory finish.
Polishing is not one step, and it is not the only outcome available to you.
Restore.
Bring the stone back to the finish it had the day it was installed.
Surpass.
Take it past the factory finish, measurably.
Change.
Polished to honed, matte to polished, or something in between, where the stone supports it.
Measured, not guessed.
We can read a factory-finished piece of Carrara marble with a gloss meter and polish it to a higher finish than out of the box.
Every marble surface, every kind of damage.
Marble sits in the Restore tier of Clean, Maintain, Restore, our operating framework for every surface we touch.
Services
Honing and polishing, matte to high gloss and everything in between
Etch removal
Scratch repair
Pit and hole filling
Penetrating color-enhancing sealing, with a test area first, because the darkening effect is permanent
Penetrating sealing
Crack and chip repair
Finish conversion, polished to honed to leathered, where the stone supports it
Surfaces
Kitchen countertops
Bathroom vanities and shower walls
Floors and stairs
Fireplace surrounds
Furniture and tabletops
Exterior marble, patio and entry
Not sure what stone you have?
identification
Not sure whether your countertop is marble, quartzite, or engineered stone? We identify it during a free estimate using professional Stone ID kits.
It costs you nothing to find out, and it changes what we recommend.
The Pure Light Standard™ shows up with the marble crew.
Protect your restored marble with MORE™ AntiEtch™.
Once your marble is restored, MORE™ AntiEtch™ resists the everyday acids that caused the etching in the first place. Pure Light™ is one of only two certified applicators in San Diego County.
It is worth a conversation, not a hard sell. We will tell you honestly whether your surface and how you use it justify the upgrade.
Voice of the Customer.
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Marble restoration questions, answered.
How much does marble restoration cost?
Marble pricing depends on the damage, the finish, and the stone, so the number is written after we see the surface. What we can tell you is that restoring marble is consistently a fraction of the cost of replacing it, and it happens without demolition, haul-away, fabrication, or a kitchen you cannot use for a week. The in-home estimate is free.
Can etches actually be removed, or do you just polish over them?
How long does a marble job take?
Do you fill pits and cracks, or just polish?
What if the first method does not solve the damage?
Do you also work on commercial marble?
Let's look at your marble.
We come to you, identify the stone, diagnose the damage, and tell you honestly what can and cannot be done with it. No charge, and no pressure to book on the spot.