Stone Restoration Company in Somers, NY

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Transform dull, damaged stone into stunning surfaces that look factory-fresh—without the replacement cost.

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Professional Stone Restoration Somers NY

Save Thousands While Getting Better Results

Your marble countertops don’t need to be ripped out. That granite floor doesn’t need replacing. Most homeowners don’t realize that professional stone restoration delivers results that look identical to new installation—for a fraction of the cost.

The math is simple. New natural stone flooring runs $6 to $20 per square foot. Stone countertops? $10 to $100 per square foot. Professional restoration? Usually under $7 per square foot, completed in one to two days.

You get surfaces that look like they just came from the factory. Your home value increases. And you avoid the mess, time, and expense of full replacement.

Stone Repair Services Somers NY

Somers Homeowners Trust Our Expertise

We specialize in marble, granite, terrazzo, and natural stone restoration throughout Somers and Westchester County. We understand what Somers homeowners face—the hard water that leaves stubborn mineral deposits, the acidic spills that etch marble surfaces, the wear patterns that dull once-brilliant stone.

Our team has restored stone surfaces in some of the area’s most beautiful homes. We know the local challenges because we work here every day. From the historic properties near Reis Park to the modern kitchens in Somers’ newer developments, we’ve seen it all.

What sets us apart is simple: we treat restoration as both an art and a science. Every stone type requires different techniques, different equipment, different expertise.

Stone Restoration Process Somers

Here's Exactly What We Do

First, we assess your stone surfaces to identify the specific issues—etching, staining, lippage, or general wear. This isn’t guesswork. Different problems require different solutions, and we’ve developed systems for each.

Next comes the restoration work itself. For etched marble, we use diamond abrasive grinding to remove damaged surface layers, then polish to restore the original factory finish. Stained surfaces get treated with specialized poultices that draw stains from deep within the stone. Uneven tiles get precision-ground until they’re perfectly flush.

The final step is protection. We apply appropriate sealers based on your stone type and usage patterns. Marble gets different treatment than granite. Kitchen countertops need different protection than bathroom floors.

Most projects complete in one to two days. You’ll see the difference immediately—surfaces that look and feel like new stone.

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Natural Stone Restoration Somers

Complete Stone Surface Solutions

We restore all natural stone types common in Somers homes: marble, granite, limestone, travertine, terrazzo, and exotic stones. Our services include polishing, honing, grinding, stain removal, chip repair, and protective sealing.

Somers homeowners particularly benefit from our hard water stain expertise. The mineral-rich water in parts of Westchester County creates stubborn deposits that regular cleaning can’t touch. We use specialized techniques that remove these deposits without damaging your stone’s finish.

For marble surfaces—popular in many Somers kitchens—we’re experts at reversing acid etching from wine, citrus, and other common household items. What looks like permanent damage is usually completely repairable with the right equipment and expertise.

Our commercial-grade equipment includes diamond grinding systems, variable-speed polishers, and professional-strength cleaning compounds not available to consumers. This isn’t DIY work—it’s precision restoration that requires years of experience to master.

How much does stone restoration cost compared to replacement in Somers?

Stone restoration typically costs 60-80% less than replacement. While new granite countertops run $10-$100 per square foot and natural stone flooring costs $6-$20 per square foot, professional restoration usually runs under $7 per square foot for most projects. The savings multiply when you factor in demolition, disposal, and installation costs for replacement. Plus, restoration preserves the exact stone you chose originally—the specific veining, color, and character that drew you to it in the first place. Most Somers homeowners are surprised by how dramatic the results are. Surfaces that looked beyond repair often restore to like-new condition, sometimes looking better than when originally installed because we can address installation issues like lippage during the process.

Can you remove etching and stains from marble countertops?

Yes, most etching and staining is completely reversible with professional techniques. Etching—those dull spots from wine, lemon juice, or acidic cleaners—happens when acid dissolves the marble’s surface. We use diamond abrasive grinding to remove the damaged layer, then polish to restore the original shine. Stains work differently. They’re absorbed into the stone’s pores. We use specialized poultices that draw stains back out of the stone over 24-48 hours. Even deep, old stains often come out completely with the right treatment. The key is professional equipment and expertise. DIY marble polishing compounds work for very light etching, but deeper damage requires precision grinding and polishing that only professionals can safely perform. Done wrong, you can create worse damage or uneven surfaces.

How long does the stone restoration process take?

Most residential projects complete in one to two days, depending on the size and condition of your surfaces. Small areas like bathroom vanities might finish in half a day. Large kitchen countertop projects typically take a full day. The process includes assessment, restoration work, and final sealing. We work efficiently but never rush—precision is critical for professional results. You can usually use your surfaces the same day for light activities, with full curing of sealers complete within 24-48 hours. Weather and humidity affect drying times slightly, but we schedule around optimal conditions. Most Somers homeowners are amazed how quickly their stone transforms from damaged to beautiful. The results are immediate and dramatic.

What types of stone damage can actually be repaired?

Almost all stone damage is repairable except for structural cracks that compromise integrity. We regularly fix etching, stains, scratches, chips, lippage, water damage, and general dulling from wear. Etching from acids responds well to diamond grinding and polishing. Stains—even deep ones from oil, wine, or rust—usually extract completely with professional poultices. Chips and small cracks can be filled and polished to near-invisibility. Lippage, where tiles sit unevenly, requires precision grinding but creates perfectly flat surfaces. Water damage that’s darkened stone typically resolves as moisture evaporates, though this can take weeks or months for some granite types. The key is accurate diagnosis—what looks permanent is often completely fixable with the right approach.

Do you service both residential and commercial properties in Somers?

Yes, we restore stone surfaces in both residential homes and commercial properties throughout Somers and Westchester County. Our residential work includes kitchen countertops, bathroom vanities, fireplace surrounds, and flooring in private homes. For commercial clients, we service office buildings, restaurants, retail spaces, and other businesses with natural stone surfaces. Commercial projects often involve larger areas and higher traffic, requiring specialized approaches and scheduling around business operations. Whether it’s a single bathroom vanity or an entire restaurant floor, we bring the same attention to detail and professional equipment. Many Somers businesses choose restoration over replacement to avoid the disruption and expense of full renovation while achieving like-new results.

How do I maintain my stone surfaces after restoration?

Proper maintenance starts with using only pH-neutral, stone-safe cleaners. Many household cleaners contain acids that can etch marble and limestone or harsh chemicals that break down sealers over time. For daily cleaning, warm water and mild dish soap work perfectly. Wipe up spills immediately, especially acidic liquids like wine, citrus, or coffee. Use cutting boards and trivets to prevent direct contact with potentially damaging substances. Resealing schedules depend on your stone type and usage. Kitchen countertops typically need resealing every 1-2 years, while bathroom surfaces might go 2-3 years. We provide specific maintenance guidance based on your stone type and household usage patterns. Following these simple steps keeps your restored surfaces looking beautiful for decades.

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Somers, NY is located in Westchester County in New York State