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PompeiMarble & Granite
Restored, mirror-polished marble floor

Restoration services

Stone doesn't wear out. It wears dull.

Before you replace a countertop or floor, let us show you what's underneath twenty years of etching.

The work

Eight ways we bring stone back.

All performed on site with dust containment, usually without removing a single piece of stone.

Craftsman hand-shaping a sculpted stone piece in the shop
  • Stone Polishing

    Multi-stage diamond polishing that rebuilds a true reflective finish — not a topical wax that clouds in six months.

  • Scratch & Chip Repair

    Chips filled with color-matched resin and blended into the surrounding vein, then flattened and refinished.

  • Crack Stabilization

    Structural cracks pinned and epoxied from beneath where access allows, so the repair holds under load.

  • Sealing & Impregnating

    Penetrating sealers that sit below the surface, resisting oil and wine without changing the stone's color.

  • Stain & Etch Removal

    Poultice treatments draw out organic and oil staining; etch marks are honed out rather than covered up.

  • Re-Honing & Finish Changes

    Convert polished stone to a honed or leathered finish — or bring a honed floor back to full gloss.

  • Maintenance Plans

    Scheduled quarterly or annual service for lobbies, restaurants, and high-traffic residential floors.

  • Grout & Joint Renewal

    Failing joints raked out, re-grouted, and color-matched so the floor reads clean edge to edge.

Before & after

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Real restoration outcomes on floors and countertops that clients were quoted to replace.

Glossy restored marble floor after polishing
Dull, cracked and stained marble floor before restoration
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Foyer Floor Re-Hone & Polish

Decades of foot traffic left this marble entry dull and etched. Four-stage diamond honing restored a factory-grade polish.

Seamless repaired and polished stone surface
Cracked stone surface before repair
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Crack & Chip Repair

Structural cracks were pinned, filled with color-matched epoxy, and re-polished until the repair disappeared into the vein.

Is it time?

Signs your stone needs attention.

  • Water no longer beads on the surface
  • Dull rings where glasses or bottles have sat
  • Fine scratches catching the light across a countertop
  • Traffic lanes worn into a marble floor
  • Chipped edges around sinks and cooktops
  • Grout lines darkened or crumbling
  • Book a Restoration Assessment

Start your project

Ready to transform your space?

Tell us about the room, the stone you have in mind, or the surface that needs bringing back. Estimates are free and there's no pressure.