Reviews on GoogleMarble worktop restoration
“We were absolutely blown away by the restoration of our marble worktop!”
Ali Sotoudeh
Review posted on Google
Specialist restoration · London
Marble & stone
restoration in London.
Floor polishing, deep cleaning and surface repairs for marble, limestone, travertine and granite. Tell us about your floor or worktop and the finish you want to recover.
01 The transformation
Stone restoration:
before and after
Compare an entrance paving restoration from our existing gallery. See how its appearance changed, then explore more photographs of stone floors, steps and worktops.
Entrance paving, restored
- Surface
- External stone entrance paving
- Condition found
- Darkened throughout with organic growth and ingrained soiling
Client experiences
The work, in
our clients’ words.
From worktops to floors and repairs, read selected customer comments and follow the links to their review platforms.
Reviews on GoogleReviews on GoogleMarble floor polishing
“Excellent service and outstanding results. … Reliable, efficient, and highly recommended.”
Zuhair Alanizi
Review posted on Google
Checkatrade
Repair of a broken marble slab
“Nicolae did a superb job of repairing it.”
Checkatrade customer
27 June 2024 · SW7
Checkatrade
Marble floor care
“Very professional job,very pleased with the results!”
Checkatrade customer
24 February 2025 · NW1
02 Restoration services
Stone restoration services
Restoration starts with the material and the damage. Explore options for a dull floor, a marked worktop or a chipped edge, with the treatment assessed for your surface.
Floor cleaning & polishing
Deep cleaning for ingrained dirt, honing and polishing for worn finishes, and repairs where needed. The stone, its condition and your preferred finish determine the approach.
Worktop refinishing
Refinishing for natural stone kitchen worktops, islands and vanity tops. Discuss dull patches, surface marks and edge damage before deciding whether polishing or repair is suitable.
Stone repairs
Assessment and repair options for chips, cracks, worn edges and failed joints. Repair visibility and durability depend on the stone, the damage and any movement beneath it.
Which stone problem needs attention?
Describe what you can see and where it is happening. These common problems help start the discussion; the surface needs assessment before a treatment is agreed.
The shine has gone
The surface looks flat and tired under light, and cleaning no longer brings it back.
Dull rings and splash marks
Etching, where something acidic has sat on the stone and taken the polish off.
Chips, cracks and lost edges
Damage at thresholds, worktop edges and open joints between tiles.
Stains or persistent discolouration
Marks sitting below the surface that cleaning cannot reach.
Uneven tiles underfoot
A height difference between adjacent tiles. The cause and condition of the floor need checking before levelling is considered.
Dark or crumbling grout
Joints and silicone that have discoloured, failed or been patched in the wrong shade.
How we work
How we assess and restore natural stone
Marble and Stone Restoration Ltd provides stone care for London properties. The assessment considers the material, existing finish, damage and access, so the proposed work fits the surface.
Assessment
We identify the stone, the finish it had and what has damaged it, then say what is realistically recoverable.
The work
Cleaning, repair, honing, polishing or sealing may be proposed according to the assessment. Ask how the working area will be protected and when the surface can be used again.
Aftercare
How to keep the finish, which products to avoid, and when the surface will need looking at again.
03 Know your stone
Stone and surfaces we restore
Explore our work across eight materials and surfaces. Choose the closest match to yours, or send a photo if you are unsure what the stone is.
Marble
Floors, tables and worktops with worn finishes, surface marks or local damage.
View marble projects
Limestone
Cleaning and finish restoration suited to the stone, its condition and setting.
View limestone projects
Travertine
Care for pitted surfaces, open holes and changes in the existing finish.
View travertine projects
Granite
Assessment of worktop wear, surface appearance and damaged edges.
View granite projects
Terrazzo
Existing indoor and outdoor floors, with the treatment assessed for the surface.
View terrazzo projects
Sandstone
Cleaning and restoration enquiries for steps and exterior stonework.
View sandstone projects
Yorkstone
Entrance paving and paths, with attention to surface condition and use.
View yorkstone projects
Tile & grout
Tile cleaning, grout and joint renewal, assessed separately from stone refinishing.
View tile and grout projectsStone restoration across London
Enquiries are welcome from Central and Greater London for floors, worktops, bathrooms, entrances and other stone surfaces. Send your postcode and approximate area so we can confirm coverage and assessment arrangements for your project.
04 Before you enquire
Your restoration questions, answered.
A few details help explain the problem and guide a useful conversation about restoration.
What should I include in my enquiry?
Include your postcode, approximate area and what you would like to improve. Add an overall photograph and a close-up in ordinary light, using a nearby joint or edge for scale. Mention your preferred timeframe and any previous treatments you know about.
I do not know what type of stone I have.
You can still enquire. Explain where the surface is installed and describe its appearance. Photographs or an installation record can help; the material should be confirmed before a treatment is recommended.
Can you quote from a photograph?
Yes, we can quote from photos when they give us enough detail. Send an overall view, a close-up of the area that needs attention, your postcode and an approximate size. If a closer look is needed, we’ll talk it through and agree the work and price with you before we start.
What affects the cost of stone restoration?
Cleaning starts from £18 per m² including VAT, with a minimum job charge of £180 including VAT. Chip repairs start from £180 including VAT. The material, size, damage and work required determine the final quotation. See our starting prices and quotation guide.
Can every mark or crack be removed?
No single treatment is suitable for every surface. The depth of the damage, previous repairs, stone type and any movement can limit the result. Ask what improvement is realistic and which marks or repairs may remain visible before agreeing the work.
Are quotes free?
Yes. Send us a few photos for a free quote and advice on the next step. If we need a closer look at your surface, we’ll talk it through with you before any work is agreed.
Is there a minimum job charge?
The minimum job charge is £180 including VAT (£150 plus VAT). Quotes are free. The charge for the work depends on the agreed scope.
What happens after I enquire?
The first discussion establishes the surface, location and problem. Any assessment arrangements, proposed treatment and quotation should be agreed before work starts.
The detail makes
the difference.
Tables, worktops and stone surfaces from the newly supplied photographs. Explore the settings and surface details, then tell us about your own project.
Better questions.
Clearer next steps.
What will affect the quote? Can a chip be repaired? Explore ten guides to the decisions that matter before and after stone restoration.
Start with your surface
Your free quote
starts with a photo.
Send us a few photos, your postcode and an approximate size for a free quote. We’ll help you understand what your stone needs. If a closer look is needed, we’ll talk it through and agree the work and price with you before we start.
Minimum job charge: £180 including VAT. See starting prices and what affects a quote.
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