Your tub deck gleams like the day it was installed. No more embarrassing water stains or dull spots when guests visit. No more wondering if you should have replaced the whole thing years ago.
The marble feels smooth under your hands again. The surface reflects light properly. Your luxury bathroom actually looks luxurious.
You stop avoiding that corner of the bathroom. Instead, you find yourself admiring the transformation every morning.
We’ve been bringing marble back to life since 1998. We’ve worked on everything from historic Colonial estates to modern luxury homes across North Bellport and Suffolk County.
We’re not a franchise. We’re not subcontractors. When you call us, you get the owner—someone who’s been featured in the New York Times for restoration expertise.
Long Island’s architectural diversity means we’ve seen it all. Victorian mansions with original marble. Contemporary homes with cultured marble tub decks. Historic properties where every detail matters.
First, we assess the damage. Etching from soap scum. Scratches from years of use. Stains that regular cleaning can’t touch. We identify what your marble needs.
Then we get to work. We use diamond polishing pads to remove scratches and etching. For deeper damage, we start with coarse grinding and work our way up to fine polishing. The process is dustless—your bathroom stays clean.
Finally, we restore the shine. Your tub deck gets that mirror-like finish that makes marble worth having. The whole process typically takes a day, and you can use your bathroom the next morning.
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Every tub deck restoration includes crack repair, scratch removal, and stain elimination. We don’t use temporary fixes or coatings that wear off in a year. We restore the actual marble.
In North Bellport’s luxury homes, we see a lot of cultured marble from the 1980s and 1990s. These surfaces can be completely transformed. We also work on natural marble, travertine, and other stone surfaces around jacuzzi tubs.
Long Island’s historic homes often have unique marble that can’t be replaced. We’ve restored 100-year-old marble that looked hopeless. If the structure underneath is sound, we can bring the surface back.
Tub deck restoration typically costs 75% less than full replacement. While replacing a marble tub deck can run $3,000-$8,000 when you factor in demolition, new materials, and installation, restoration usually ranges from $800-$2,000 depending on the size and condition.
The math gets even better when you consider the disruption. Replacement means days or weeks without your bathroom, potential plumbing changes, and the risk of finding structural problems once demo starts.
Restoration takes one day. You’re back to normal the next morning, with marble that looks brand new.
We restore both cultured marble and natural stone tub decks. Cultured marble, popular in Long Island homes from the 1980s and 1990s, responds especially well to our restoration process.
The techniques are slightly different. Cultured marble is more forgiving than natural stone—we can often achieve a perfect finish even on surfaces that look beyond hope. Natural marble requires more careful assessment, especially around etching damage.
Either way, the goal is the same: eliminate damage and restore the original shine. Most homeowners are shocked by how good their “old” marble can look.
Yes, our restoration creates a durable surface that’s designed for bathroom use. We’re not applying a coating that can peel or wear off. We’re actually restoring the marble itself.
The polished surface we create is just as water-resistant as the original marble was when new. In fact, it’s often better because we eliminate the tiny scratches and pores where water and soap scum used to collect.
We back our work with a warranty because we know it lasts. Properly maintained restored marble can look great for decades.
Most tub deck restorations take 4-8 hours depending on size and damage level. We typically start in the morning and finish by afternoon. The process is dustless, so we’re not making a mess of your bathroom.
You can use your bathroom normally the next day. The marble needs about 24 hours to fully cure, but you’re not dealing with weeks of construction like you would with replacement.
We schedule around your needs. If you need your bathroom available for a specific event or time, we plan accordingly.
Cracks and chips can almost always be repaired as part of the restoration process. We use color-matched compounds to fill damage, then sand and polish everything to a uniform finish.
Hairline cracks are especially common in cultured marble tub decks. These often look worse than they are. Once filled and polished, they disappear completely.
Larger chips take more work but rarely prevent restoration. The key is addressing them before they get worse. Water getting into cracks can cause bigger problems over time.
Yes, we regularly restore marble around jacuzzi tubs and jetted tubs. The process requires extra care to protect the jets and plumbing, but the results are the same—restored marble that looks like new.
Many Long Island homes have luxury jetted tubs with marble surrounds from the 1990s and early 2000s. These installations were expensive when new, and the marble can be completely restored rather than replaced.
We mask and protect all the mechanical components. Your jets work exactly the same after restoration—you just have beautiful marble around them again.
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