Granite
Granite is much stronger than marble, and due to its durability and attractiveness it has become a favorite…
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Stone Types
Omega Properties Care’s expertly trained technicians are specialists in the art of transforming scratched, etched, cracked, or damaged marble.
During our combined 25 years of experience, we have developed an exceptionally successful marble restoration process to clean, polish, shine, and seal marble to maximize and enhance its beauty and durability.
The Omega Properties Care team can also repair virtually any type of damage to your marble. In addition to natural stone restorations, we repair cracks, chips, discoloration and more! Our crew takes no shortcuts and will scrub, repair and restore your marble, grout lines, caulk and more! To learn about our repair services, please visit our Chip Repair, Cleaning, Sealing, Coloring and Polishing Services page.
Our marble care and restoration methods employ state-of-the-art technologies and equipment to protect and preserve your marble floors, counters, vanities, showers, stairs, fireplaces, and more; if it’s made of marble, we’ll make it like new again!
| Stage | What happens | Typical duration |
|---|---|---|
| Assessment & estimate | An estimator measures, documents and photographs the area to be serviced. You receive a written estimate within 24 hours. | Estimate in 24 hrs |
| Diamond honing | Wet diamond honing removes damage from the stone. The diamond sequence depends on the stone variety and the extent of the damage. | Varies by area |
| Polish & buff | Technicians polish and buff to your chosen finish — gloss, matte, or satin luster. | Varies by area |
| Seal & protect | A sealer suited to the stone is applied, and we brief your team on the care routine that keeps it looking new. | Varies by area |
As a guide, an average restoration of a 150 sq ft marble floor takes one technician about a day. Work usually begins two to three weeks after an estimate is approved.
On site
Photographed after restoration across hotels, hospitals and banquet floors.
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