Trusted in Long Island Since 1997
We Repair, Restore, Polish & Protect Your Stone Surfaces in Long Island.
 
We have been restoring, repairing, polishing, grouting and protecting tile, marble, stone and grout in Long Island Since 1997.
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Restoration 
Done 
Right!
 
A polished finish doesn’t always mean the stone was fully restored.
We use the same detailed approach trusted by stone manufacturers — built for lasting results.
When it’s done right, you see the difference now — and years from now.
What We Fix
Most of the stone we restore in New Jersey has one (or more) of these problems:
- Etching from cleaning products, soap, or cosmetics
 - Dull or uneven finish in high-traffic areas
 - Stains from coffee, wine, or hard water
 - Scratches from daily use, especially in kitchens and bathrooms
 - Improper sealing or lack of protection
 - Stone discoloration from rugs and mats
 
We don’t just clean the surface and walk away. We identify what caused the damage, fix it at the source, and restore the stone so it looks clean, even, and protected — without cutting corners or using waxes or coating shortcuts..
Samples of what we can do for you!
Customers all across Long Island, New York love the option of restoring their marble and stone instead of replacing it. Take a look at some of our day to day transformations.
Stone Restoration Services for Long Island Homes & Businesses
Stone surfaces are built to endure, but time takes its toll. If your marble floors or countertops have lost their shine, show dull spots, water marks, or scratches, you’re not the only one. Many Long Island homeowners come to us after noticing their once-beautiful stone no longer fits the look or feel of their home.
It’s not just about looks. Stains, etching, and unsealed areas can worsen with age, making upkeep harder and repairs costlier. That’s where we step in—to restore and protect your stone before the damage deepens.

Grout Restoration for Long Island Homes & Businesses
If your tile floors, showers, or backsplashes still look dirty no matter how much you clean, the problem usually isn’t the tile — it’s the grout. Over time, grout absorbs moisture, stains, and harsh cleaners, which cause discoloration, cracks, and missing sections. It can make even the nicest tile look worn out.
That’s where grout restoration makes the difference.
Countertop Protection in Long Island
Stop Stains and Etching Before They Start
Marble and other natural stone countertops add elegance to any home — but they’re easier to damage than most people realize. Across Long Island, we see the same issues: oil rings near the stove, coffee stains on kitchen islands, and dull etch marks from lemon juice by the sink. These materials may look luxurious, but without proper care, everyday use can wear them down fast.
We help homeowners protect their stone — and their investment — before damage takes hold.

Non-Slip Floor Treatment in Long Island for both Homes & Businesses
Invisible Safety for Wet, Slippery Surfaces
f you’ve ever felt your feet slide on a wet tile floor after a shower or while cooking, you know how quickly a simple surface can turn risky. We help Long Island homeowners and businesses make their floors safer — without altering their appearance or texture.
Our non-slip treatment increases traction on tile, stone, and concrete surfaces, even when wet. From bathrooms and kitchens to entryways, laundry rooms, and busy commercial spaces, it adds dependable safety where it matters most.

Real Reviews . Real Results
Don't just take it from us

Tatiana Tiako
I have rarely encountered such professionalism, dedication, efficiency and kindness.

Frank Revenstein
We had etching, stains cracked grout lines and just overall damage. Our counters look brand new and not a sign of the previous wear and tear. 
FAQ
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What is marble restoration?
Marble restoration is the process of bringing your stone surfaces back to their original condition. It may include deep cleaning, grinding, honing to a matte finish, polishing to a high gloss, and sealing. The goal is to remove stains, scratches, etching, and dullness caused by wear or improper care.
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How do I know if my marble needs restoration?
If your marble looks dull, has visible scratches, etch marks, or stains that don’t come out with normal cleaning — it’s likely time for restoration. If water no longer beads on the surface, your seal may also be worn down.
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Can you fix scratches and etching on marble?
Yes. Scratches and etch marks can be removed by honing the surface, which smooths and refines the stone. Polishing can then restore the desired shine or finish. Every job is customized based on the damage and type of stone.
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Will my marble look brand new after restoration?
In most cases, yes. A proper restoration can make your marble or natural stone surface look like new — or better. Results depend on the condition of the stone, but deep damage is almost always correctable with the right process.
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Do you seal the stone after restoration?
Yes, we always recommend sealing after restoration. Sealing helps protect the surface from stains, moisture, and future etching. We offer a range of sealing options, including premium sealers for added durability.
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How long does the restoration process take?
Most jobs can be completed within one day, depending on the size and condition of the area. Larger surfaces or more damaged stone may require additional time, but we always aim to minimize disruption.
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Is there a difference between polishing and restoration?
Yes. Polishing simply adds shine and is often temporary. Restoration is a full process that includes repairing the stone first — removing damage before enhancing the finish. We restore the integrity of the surface, not just its appearance.
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Will there be a mess during the process?
Our equipment is designed to keep the process clean and contained. We use water-based tools to reduce dust and protect surrounding areas. You’ll be surprised how clean and efficient the process really is.
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Can you restore other types of stone besides marble?
Yes. We restore many natural stones including limestone, travertine, granite, terrazzo, and more. Each material has its own specific process, and we adjust our methods accordingly.
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How do I care for my stone after restoration?
We’ll provide you with clear care instructions after every job. Generally, avoid acidic or abrasive cleaners, use pH-neutral products, and wipe up spills quickly. Regular sealing and gentle maintenance will help keep your stone looking great for years.
 
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We proudly serve homes and businesses across all of Long Island.
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