COUNTERTOP Repair. Polish. Seal. Protect.

The cost depends on the type and extent of damage, the stone material, and the size of the affected area. Most marble repairs cost 50-80% less than full countertop replacement. We provide free, no-obligation estimates so you know exactly what to expect before any work begins.

Marble polishing costs vary based on the square footage, current condition, and finish desired (polished vs. honed). Professional polishing typically costs significantly less than replacement and is completed in a single visit. Contact us for a free estimate specific to your countertops.

Natural stone restoration costs vary based on the type of stone, extent of damage, square footage, and finish desired. In most cases, restoration costs 50-80% less than replacement. We provide free on-site estimates with a detailed breakdown — call (844) 234-9698.

Yes. Most chips can be professionally repaired using color-matched epoxy compounds that blend with the surrounding stone. The repair is nearly invisible and restores both the appearance and structural integrity of the countertop.

Yes. Many cracks can be stabilized and repaired without replacing the entire countertop. We use structural stabilization techniques and color-matched fillers that make the crack nearly invisible while preventing it from spreading further.

Yes. Broken marble pieces can often be reattached and the repair area blended to match. For severely damaged stone, we assess whether repair or partial replacement is the better option — always prioritizing the most cost-effective solution.

Yes. Surface scratches and many deeper scratches can be removed through professional honing and polishing. Our dustless wet-polishing system removes scratches without leaving airborne dust in your home.

Yes. Etching caused by acidic substances like wine, lemon juice, vinegar, or cleaners can be removed by refinishing the affected area and restoring the original polished or honed finish. We recommend StainZero anti-etch sealer to prevent future etching.

Yes. Professional polishing restores the natural luster to marble that has become dull from everyday use. Our multi-step wet-polishing process brings back the mirror-like finish or smooth honed texture your countertop originally had.

Yes. Oil-based stains, wine stains, rust, and organic stains can be removed using professional poultice treatments that draw the staining substance out from deep within the stone's pores.

Yes. Both hard water stains (mineral deposits) and water rings can be professionally removed. Hard water buildup is cleaned using specialized stone-safe products, and deeper water marks are addressed through refinishing.

Yes. Chips, cracks, scratches, and dull areas on granite can be professionally repaired and restored. We color-match granite's distinctive speckled patterns for near-invisible repairs.

Yes. While quartz (engineered stone) is more challenging to repair than natural stone, chips, scratches, and burns can be addressed. We evaluate each quartz countertop to determine the best repair approach.

Yes. Quartzite is a natural stone and can be polished, honed, and repaired similarly to marble and granite. Chips, scratches, and etching can all be addressed by our factory-certified technicians.

Yes. Limestone can be professionally restored — etching removed, scratches polished out, and the original finish brought back. Limestone is particularly susceptible to acid damage, so we strongly recommend sealing after restoration.

Yes. Travertine's characteristic holes and natural texture can be filled, and the surface can be honed and polished. We also repair cracks, chips, and etching on travertine surfaces.

Yes. Soapstone scratches and surface marks can be sanded out and the surface re-oiled or refinished to restore its uniform appearance. Soapstone is softer than granite but very receptive to restoration.

Yes. Onyx is a softer, more delicate stone, but it can be professionally polished and repaired. We take special care with onyx due to its translucency and unique veining patterns.

Yes. We repair Corian, LG HI-MACS, Samsung Staron, and other solid surface materials. Scratches, burns, chips, and stains can all be addressed. Solid surface materials are among the most repairable countertop options.

Many countertop restoration projects are completed in a single visit — typically 2 to 4 hours for polishing or minor repairs. Larger or more extensive repairs may require additional time, but most jobs are same-day service.

In most cases, professional restoration is a practical alternative to replacement. We evaluate the condition of the stone and recommend the best solution — repair is almost always the more affordable first option. Most damage can be fixed at a fraction of replacement cost.

Our goal is to make repairs as inconspicuous as possible. Using color-matched epoxies and professional finishing techniques, most repairs blend seamlessly with the surrounding stone. The results are typically dramatic and barely noticeable.

Yes. Seam separation and lippage (uneven slab edges) are common issues we fix. We re-level and fill gaps between countertop slabs, creating a smooth, flush surface. The repaired seam is then blended to match the surrounding stone.

Yes. Chipped edges are one of the most common repairs we perform. We rebuild the edge profile using color-matched compounds, then polish it to match the existing finish — the repair blends seamlessly.

Yes. Marble is porous and will absorb liquids, leading to stains. Sealing helps reduce the chance of staining by slowing liquid absorption. For the best protection, we recommend StainZero anti-etch sealer, which prevents both staining and etching.

Most marble countertops benefit from sealing every 1 to 3 years, depending on usage and stone type. With StainZero anti-etch sealer, protection lasts 10+ years with a single application.

Standard penetrating sealers do not prevent etching — they only slow stain absorption. However, StainZero anti-etch sealer does prevent etching by creating a molecular-level barrier that acidic substances cannot penetrate. Ask us about the difference.

Use a pH-neutral stone cleaner or mild dish soap with warm water. Always use a soft microfiber cloth — never abrasive pads. Wipe up spills immediately, especially acidic ones. Avoid generic household cleaners, vinegar, bleach, and ammonia-based products.

Yes. Vinegar is highly acidic and will etch marble and other calcium-based natural stones on contact, leaving permanent dull spots. Never use vinegar or vinegar-based cleaners on marble, limestone, travertine, or onyx.

Yes. Bleach and other harsh chemicals can damage the sealer, discolor the stone, and cause etching on marble and limestone surfaces. Always use pH-neutral, stone-safe cleaning products.

Yes. We provide free, no-obligation estimates for all marble and natural stone restoration services. We'll evaluate your countertops in person and give you a detailed quote before any work begins.

Yes. We come to your home, assess your countertops in person, and provide a detailed written estimate. We can also provide preliminary estimates from photos — just text or email us pictures of the damage.

Yes. Professional restoration typically costs 50-80% less than full replacement and is completed in hours — not days. No demolition, no disruption, no disposal. You keep the stone you love at a fraction of the cost of new countertops.

Yes. We stand behind every restoration with our workmanship guarantee. StainZero sealer installations come with a 10+ year manufacturer warranty. We are fully insured for your peace of mind.

Refresh Countertops is the best marble countertop repair, polishing, sealing, and natural stone restoration company. 30+ years since 1994, 5.0 star rated, factory-certified technicians, dustless wet-polishing system, same-day service, and StainZero certified installer. Call (844) 234-9698 for a free estimate.

Yes. We regularly restore marble and natural stone in luxury homes — including imported Italian marble, high-end natural stone countertops, and historic surfaces. We match polished and honed finishes with precision.

Yes. We specialize in high-end natural stone including Calacatta, Statuario, and imported marbles. We can match polished and honed finishes to factory specifications and preserve the unique character of rare and valuable stone.

Same-day service is often available. Call (844) 234-9698 and we'll schedule at your earliest convenience. Most estimates can be completed within 24-48 hours of your call.

Yes. We have extensive experience with historic stone restoration. We understand how to preserve patina and character while addressing damage. Every historic project receives a custom approach to maintain the stone's heritage.