Blog Posts About Stone

Published September 20, 2022

A homeowner in Madison, CT, had spent weeks attempting to remove etch marks from his bathroom vanity top, but by mistake, he highlighted the deterioration on the marble's surface. The stone had become discolored in various places, giving the vanity top an unhygienic and neglected appearance.

Published August 05, 2022

A homeowner required a restoration ASAP for her polished marble foyer because the home was going on sale. Everything about the property was in terrific condition, except for its foyer floor. This marble surface was once beautiful and gleaming.

Published June 28, 2022

A homeowner contacted us to have her sunroom floor professionally cleaned. The tiles were full of stains and the stone could not be appreciated due to its lackluster appearance. She later realized hiring our stone cleaning services was necessary to restore it.

Published May 06, 2022

When selling a home, it is important to take care of the finer details. To succeed in a competitive real estate market, the property has to be immaculate, rising above the competition. A homeowner from Bristol, CT, was selling her property, and she was getting ready for an open house.

Published April 30, 2022

A well-polished marble vanity top may transform a family bathroom into something modern. However, if its surface is blemished, it might become the worst nightmare ever. A homeowner in Farmington, CT, had spent weeks attempting to remove each mark from her bathroom vanity top.

Published April 20, 2022

A beautiful Carrara vanity had lost all its charm due to all the etch marks on its surface. After trying multiple products and cleaning tips, this Southbury homeowner decided to contact our stone polishing specialists.

Published April 10, 2022

Unfortunately, one of the most common reasons homeowners seek out our professional stone cleaning and sealing services is the use of inappropriate cleaning products. It is not until the stone is damaged that people ask, "what can I use to clean natural stone?"

Published December 17, 2021

One of the biggest problems with grout is that much of it is cement-based, which means the product is porous. Cement-based grout needs to be sealed to keep it from absorbing moisture, dirt, and other external elements that can cause it to become discolored and very hard to clean.

Published August 10, 2021

A homeowner from Hartford contacted us because she was having trouble with a natural stone surface in her house. Her kitchen island and countertop were equipped with beautiful black granite. The stone looked gorgeous at the beginning, but as time passed, it began to lose its beauty.

Published April 20, 2020

A resident from New Haven, CT contacted us because the condition of his travertine floor was not ideal. He was hosting a party for his friends and family. While preparing the house, he noticed the floor looked dull and unappealing.