Your marble walls will shine with the same depth and clarity they had when first installed. No more embarrassing water stains, soap scum buildup, or dull, lifeless surfaces that make your bathroom or kitchen look tired.
The etching from harsh cleaners disappears. The grout lines become clean and properly sealed. Your shower walls, backsplashes, and accent walls regain that luxurious appearance that made you choose marble in the first place.
You’ll walk into your space and feel proud of what you see. More importantly, you’ll have protected your investment and avoided the massive expense of marble replacement.
We’ve been serving East Quogue homeowners since 1998. We’re not just another cleaning company – we’re restoration specialists who understand the unique challenges of maintaining marble in Long Island’s coastal environment.
Our owner-operator approach means you work directly with the expert who will restore your marble walls. No middlemen, no confusion about who’s responsible for the results.
We’ve been featured in the New York Times for our expertise in historic restoration. Many of East Quogue’s beautiful older homes, built in the 1970s and 1980s, require specialized knowledge to properly restore their marble surfaces without causing further damage.
First, we assess exactly what’s wrong with your marble walls. Etching looks different from water damage, which looks different from improper sealing. Getting this right determines everything that follows.
Next, we carefully clean and prepare the surface using methods that won’t cause additional damage. Many marble problems actually start with the wrong cleaning products, so we reverse that damage before moving forward.
Then comes the restoration work – polishing out etches, repairing chips or cracks, and bringing back the natural shine and depth of your marble. We finish by properly sealing the surface to protect against future damage.
You’ll see the difference immediately, but the real test is how your marble looks months later when our restoration work continues protecting your investment.
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Our marble walls restoration covers everything from shower walls and backsplashes to accent walls and historic installations. We handle the specific challenges that come with East Quogue’s coastal environment – salt air, humidity, and the hard water that’s common in many Long Island homes.
Shower wall restoration includes removing soap scum buildup, eliminating water stains, repairing damaged grout and caulking, and properly sealing everything to prevent future problems. Your shower walls will be clean, bright, and protected.
For kitchen backsplashes, we address grease stains, food etching, and the daily wear that makes marble look dull and uninviting. Historic marble walls require special attention to preserve their character while bringing back their original beauty.
Every project includes proper sealing to protect your investment and detailed care instructions so you know how to maintain the results.
Yes, etched marble walls can almost always be restored to their original condition. Etching happens when acidic substances like certain cleaners, citrus, or even some soaps come into contact with marble, creating dull, rough spots that feel different to the touch.
Our restoration process involves carefully removing the damaged surface layer and polishing the marble back to its natural shine. This isn’t something you can fix with store-bought products – it requires professional equipment and expertise to avoid making the problem worse.
We’ve successfully restored marble walls in East Quogue homes that looked completely ruined. The key is addressing etching before it becomes too deep, which is why we always recommend getting a professional assessment as soon as you notice the problem.
Most of our marble wall restoration projects in East Quogue take 1-3 days depending on the size of the area and extent of damage. Simple shower wall restoration might be completed in a single day, while extensive kitchen backsplash work or multiple rooms could take longer.
The timeline depends on what needs to be done. Surface cleaning and polishing is relatively quick. Repairing chips or cracks, replacing damaged grout, and addressing water damage takes additional time because some materials need to cure properly.
We’ll give you an accurate timeline during our initial assessment. We work efficiently but never rush the process – proper marble restoration can’t be hurried if you want results that last. Most homeowners are surprised how quickly we can transform their marble walls back to like-new condition.
Marble walls lose their shine from several common causes, especially in East Quogue’s coastal environment. Hard water leaves mineral deposits that build up over time. Soap scum creates a film that makes marble look cloudy. Most importantly, using the wrong cleaning products causes etching that permanently damages the surface.
Many homeowners unknowingly use cleaners that are too acidic for marble. Even some “natural” cleaners like vinegar or lemon-based products will etch marble. Once etching starts, regular cleaning can’t restore the shine – you need professional restoration.
Salt air from the coast can also contribute to surface dulling, and humidity creates conditions where soap scum and water spots become more problematic. The good news is that professional restoration removes all these issues and proper sealing prevents most of them from returning. We’ll also teach you which products are safe to use for ongoing maintenance.
Marble wall restoration typically costs 60-80% less than replacement while achieving nearly identical results. Given East Quogue’s high property values, protecting your marble investment makes financial sense.
Replacement involves demolition, disposal, purchasing new marble, and installation – easily $15,000-30,000+ for a typical bathroom or kitchen. Restoration addresses the same visual and functional problems for a fraction of that cost, usually completed in days rather than weeks.
Beyond cost, restoration preserves the original character of your home, especially important in East Quogue’s many historic properties. You avoid the disruption of major construction and the risk of discovering additional problems once walls are opened up. Most homeowners who see properly restored marble walls are amazed they considered replacement at all.
Yes, we regularly restore marble walls damaged by hard water, which is common throughout Long Island including East Quogue. Hard water creates mineral deposits that build up over time, making marble look cloudy, rough, or discolored.
Our restoration process removes these mineral deposits completely, not just the surface buildup you can see. Hard water damage often goes deeper than homeowners realize, which is why regular cleaning doesn’t solve the problem.
After restoration, proper sealing helps prevent future hard water damage, though the best protection is addressing the water quality issue at its source. We can recommend water treatment options that work well with marble surfaces. Many East Quogue homeowners find that combining restoration with improved water treatment keeps their marble walls looking perfect for years.
Historic marble restoration is actually our specialty. We’ve worked on marble walls in East Quogue homes dating back decades, including some of the beautiful properties built in the 1970s and 1980s when quality marble work was more common.
Historic marble often requires different techniques than modern installations. The marble itself may be of different composition, the installation methods were different, and the existing damage patterns require specialized knowledge to address properly.
We take extra care to preserve the character and integrity of historic marble while bringing back its original beauty. This includes matching original finishes, respecting period-appropriate installation details, and using restoration methods that won’t compromise the marble’s long-term stability. Our NY Times feature highlighted exactly this type of specialized historic restoration work.
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