Natural Stone Restoration & Polishing

Marble • Granite • Terrazzo • Travertine • Limestone

True mechanical stone restoration — not wax, not acrylic coatings, not “quick shine.” We repair, hone, and polish stone back to its natural factory finish.

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Start with the surface you need help with. Each page explains our process and shows real results.

Marble Polishing

Remove etching, dull spots, and wear from marble floors, counters, and showers. Restore a natural honed or polished finish.

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Granite Reconditioning

Fix cloudy, hazy, or scratched granite around sinks and cooktops. Bring back depth, color, and reflection.

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Terrazzo Restoration

Mechanical terrazzo restoration for homes, schools, and commercial spaces — repair, hone, polish, and seal. No wax.

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Stones We Restore

Serving Tallahassee, Crawfordville, Wakulla, the Forgotten Coast, and South Georgia.

Marble floors and countertops
Granite countertops, vanities, and bars
Terrazzo floors (old and new)
Travertine and limestone
Residential and commercial lobbies, kitchens, baths, and living areas

What We Can Fix

dull or worn traffic lanes
acid etch marks from citrus, wine, and harsh cleaners
scratches, scuffs, and swirl marks
lippage (tiles not sitting level)
pits, holes, and chips
hazy “coated” stone from mop-on gloss products

Our Restoration Process

Inspect the stone and identify existing coatings or damage.
Remove coatings and contaminants if present.
Diamond hone to remove scratches, wear, and etching.
Flatten/lippage removal where tiles are uneven.
Progressive polishing to restore clarity and reflectivity.
Apply breathable, stone-appropriate sealing where needed.

Recent Stone Projects

Stone Restoration FAQs

Do you use wax or coatings to make it shiny?

No. We restore the stone itself through mechanical honing and polishing. Coatings scratch easily, trap dirt, and create long-term maintenance problems.

Can you remove etch marks from marble?

Yes. Etch marks are chemical burns in the surface and must be honed out with diamonds — they can’t be “cleaned off” with normal cleaners.

Is polished stone slippery?

Dry polished stone performs well indoors. In wet or exterior areas we can adjust the finish and recommend proper mats and maintenance.

How long does restoration take?

Most residential projects take 1–2 days depending on size and condition. Larger commercial projects vary.

Ready to Bring Your Stone Back to Life?

We’ll evaluate your stone, explain your options, and give honest recommendations — whether that’s polish, hone, repair, or replacement.