Marble & Stone Countertop Restoration in Palm Beach County

Yes — in virtually all cases, etched and stained marble countertops can be fully restored to their original condition. Etching occurs when acidic substances (lemon juice, wine, vinegar, certain cleaners) chemically react with the calcium carbonate in marble, creating dull, white-ish marks on the surface. These etch marks are actual surface damage — not stains — and require diamond honing to remove. Using fine diamond abrasive pads, we remove the etched layer to reveal fresh, undamaged stone beneath, then polish to your desired finish. Stains embedded within the marble are addressed with professional poultice and stain-removal treatments before polishing. The result is a marble countertop that looks like the day it was installed. Call (561) 756-7316 — even if you’ve been told the damage is permanent, we’d like to take a look.

Yes — granite countertop restoration is one of our core services throughout Palm Beach County. While granite is significantly harder than marble and far more resistant to etching, it can still suffer surface scratches, dullness, chip damage, and sealer degradation over time. Our granite countertop restoration process uses diamond grinding compounds specifically rated for granite’s hard silica-based mineral composition, followed by polishing to restore the original high-gloss finish. We also reseal granite countertops with professional-grade penetrating sealers after restoration. If your granite countertops have lost their luster, we can restore them — and if they need to be resealed, we’ll test the stone and apply the appropriate sealer during the same visit.

Countertop restoration costs in Palm Beach County vary based on the stone type, linear footage, severity of damage, and whether additional services like quartz sink resealing are included. A typical marble countertop restoration for a standard kitchen — including diamond honing of etch marks, polishing, and sealing — commonly ranges from $300–$800 depending on the counter size and condition. Heavily damaged countertops requiring more extensive diamond work may be priced higher; lighter jobs like a simple reseal or a single etch-mark repair are less. We provide completely free, detailed estimates for every project. Call (561) 756-7316 or schedule via our online link to get an accurate quote for your specific countertops.

Yes — and we recommend it. Adding quartz sink resealing or stone sink resealing to a countertop restoration appointment is the most efficient way to comprehensively protect your kitchen or bathroom. We clean the sink using stone-specific solutions to remove hard water deposits, food staining, and degraded sealant, then apply a professional penetrating sealer formulated for the sink material. Combining sink resealing with countertop restoration saves a separate service call and ensures your entire kitchen or bath surface is protected at the same time. Just mention it when you schedule your free estimate and we’ll include it in the scope of your project.

Most residential countertop restoration projects in Palm Beach County take 2–5 hours depending on the size of the countertop, the extent of damage, and whether additional services like sink resealing or floor work are included. A standard kitchen marble countertop restoration — deep clean, etch removal, polishing, and sealing — typically takes 3–4 hours. The countertop is ready to use the same day, though we recommend waiting 24 hours before placing heavy objects or exposing the surface to water to allow the sealer to fully cure. We’re efficient, tidy, and we clean up completely before leaving — your kitchen or bathroom will look better when we’re done than it did before we arrived.