Marble and Stone Countertop Restoration
Specialized techniques and precision diamond pads restore kitchen islands, vanities and tabletops to a smooth, even finish, from honed to polished depending on the stone and the result you want.
Bring your countertops back without replacing them
Countertops take more daily abuse than any other stone in the house. Lemon juice, wine, vinegar, cleaning sprays and hot pans leave dull rings and etch marks on marble, while oils and spills can soak into porous stone and leave stains. Over time the edges chip and the surface loses the polish it had on installation day.
Replacing a countertop is expensive and disruptive. In most cases it is not necessary. We restore countertops in place, honing out etching and scratches with precision diamond pads, repairing chipped edges and refinishing the surface to a smooth, even finish, from honed to polished depending on the stone and the result you want. We finish with a penetrating sealer when the stone calls for it.
We work on kitchen islands, perimeter counters, bathroom vanities, bar tops, dining tables and custom stone furniture in South Florida and Central Florida.
Signs your stone needs countertop restoration
- Dull rings from glasses, lemon or wine
- Water marks around the sink and faucet
- Oil or food stains that will not wash out
- Fine scratches across the surface
- Chipped or rough edges
- Liquids no longer bead up on the surface
Before After
River stone tabletop
a dull, scratched surface restored to a clear, even finish.
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See more projectsHow we approach countertop restoration
Every project starts with understanding the stone. These are the steps a typical countertop restoration project follows.
- 01
Inspection
We identify the stone and test how deep the etching, staining and scratches go.
- 02
Protection
Cabinets, backsplash, appliances and floors are covered and taped off.
- 03
Repair
Chips and small cracks along edges are filled and color-matched to the stone.
- 04
Honing and polishing
Diamond pads remove damage and refine the surface to an even honed or polished finish.
- 05
Sealing
A penetrating sealer helps protect the stone from stains in daily use.
Surfaces we work on
- Marble
- Granite
- Quartzite
- Travertine
- Stone and resin tabletops
Countertop Restoration questions
Do you have a question that is not answered here? Call us or send a message.
More questions“The countertop is now back to its original shine without any blemishes. I am very happy with the prompt professional service I was given.”
Can etching on a marble countertop be removed?
Yes, in most cases. Light etching can be polished out, while deeper etching is honed first and then polished back to the original finish.
Do you also restore granite and quartzite?
Yes. We restore marble, granite, quartzite and other natural stone countertops, adjusting the process to the hardness of each material.
Should my countertop be sealed after restoration?
Most natural stone countertops benefit from a penetrating sealer, especially in kitchens. Sealing does not make marble etch-proof, but it slows down how quickly liquids absorb and cause stains.
Can you fix a chipped edge?
Small chips and cracks along edges can usually be filled, color-matched and polished so they blend into the stone.
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Stone Cleaning and Sealing Professional deep cleaning and sealing that protect natural stone and porcelain, from interiors to porches, patios and terraces. Learn more 
Stone Wall Restoration Precise methods and material-specific treatment to polish and restore marble walls, backsplashes and feature walls. Learn more Get a free estimate for countertop restoration
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