Your marble walls will look exactly like they did the day they were installed. No more water stains, soap scum buildup, or embarrassing dull spots that make your bathroom feel dated.
You get back that mirror-like finish that makes guests stop and admire your space. The kind of restoration that actually increases your home’s value instead of letting damaged marble drag it down.
Most importantly, you’ll have marble that’s properly sealed and protected against future damage, so you won’t be dealing with this headache again anytime soon.
We’ve been serving Brookville’s luxury homes since 1998. We’re the owner-operated company that actually shows up when we say we will.
You’re not getting a franchise or subcontractor. You’re getting the craftsman who was featured in the New York Times back in 2001 for restoration work that other companies wouldn’t even attempt.
We specialize in the kind of challenging projects that get other contractors nervous—100-year-old marble, complex historic surfaces, and the intricate shower wall work that Brookville’s elegant homes demand.
First, we assess your marble’s condition and give you an itemized proposal, usually within 24 hours. No guessing games about what needs to be done or what it’ll cost.
Then we protect your entire bathroom and surrounding areas before starting any work. We use diamond-grade restoration techniques to remove water damage, soap scum, etching, and stains that regular cleaning can’t touch.
Finally, we polish your marble back to its original finish and apply professional-grade sealing that protects against future damage. The whole process is done on-site and 99% dust-free, so you’re not living in a construction zone.
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We restore all types of marble walls in Brookville homes—shower walls, backsplashes, bathroom surrounds, and decorative wall features. Whether it’s Carrara, Calacatta, or any other marble type, we have the expertise to bring it back to life.
Brookville’s luxury homes often feature intricate marble work that requires specialized knowledge. We understand how Long Island’s water conditions affect marble over time, and we know which restoration techniques work best for the specific challenges your marble faces.
Our service includes complete grout restoration, re-caulking, crack repair, and stain removal. We also handle the complex work around fixtures, corners, and tight spaces that make marble wall restoration more challenging than floor work.
Most marble wall restoration projects in Brookville take 1-2 days, depending on the size and condition of your walls. Shower wall restoration typically takes one full day, while larger projects like full bathroom surrounds might take two days.
We work efficiently because we’re owner-operated—no waiting for subcontractors or dealing with scheduling conflicts. You get a precise timeline with your free estimate, and we stick to it.
The process is 99% dust-free, so you can still use other parts of your home normally while we work.
Yes, we specialize in restoring severely damaged marble walls that other companies might say need replacement. Water damage, soap scum buildup, hard water stains, and even etching from harsh cleaners can usually be restored.
We use diamond-grade restoration techniques that actually remove damaged layers of marble to reveal the pristine stone underneath. This isn’t just cleaning—it’s genuine restoration that brings back the original surface.
However, we’ll be honest about what’s possible during our assessment. If replacement makes more sense than restoration, we’ll tell you upfront rather than waste your time and money.
We restore all types of marble walls commonly found in Brookville’s luxury homes—Carrara, Calacatta, Statuario, Crema Marfil, and specialty marbles. This includes shower walls, backsplashes, bathroom surrounds, and decorative wall features.
We also work with related materials like limestone, travertine, and natural stone walls. Each type requires different restoration techniques, which is why experience matters so much in this work.
What we don’t work with is porcelain or engineered materials that look like marble. We focus exclusively on genuine natural stone that can actually be restored rather than just cleaned.
Marble wall restoration costs more than floor restoration because vertical surfaces are more challenging to work on and require more hand work. Expect wall restoration to cost roughly twice what floor restoration would cost per square foot.
That said, restoration is almost always much less expensive than replacement, especially when you factor in demolition, disposal, and reinstallation costs. Plus, restoration maintains your original marble rather than replacing it with something new.
We provide itemized estimates within 24 hours so you know exactly what you’re paying for. No surprises, no hidden costs, no pressure tactics.
Yes, we stand behind our restoration work because we’re the ones actually doing it—not subcontractors who disappear after the job. As an owner-operated company, our reputation depends on every single project we complete.
We use professional-grade materials and techniques that are designed to last. The sealing we apply helps protect your restored marble against future water damage and staining.
If you have any issues with our work, you’re dealing directly with the craftsman who did the restoration, not a customer service department that doesn’t know your project.
Restoration preserves your original marble, which is often higher quality than what you can buy new today. Many Brookville homes have marble that was installed decades ago when quality standards were different.
Restoration is also much faster and less disruptive than replacement. No demolition, no disposal issues, no waiting for new materials to arrive, and no risk of finding problems behind the walls once demo starts.
Most importantly, proper restoration actually increases your home’s value, while replacement just maintains it. Buyers in Brookville appreciate authentic, well-maintained original materials over new installations.
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