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Natural stone is one of the most enduring investments in a home. Marble countertops, travertine floors, stone showers, fireplace surrounds — each surface has distinct properties and distinct restoration needs. We work with all of them.
Marble
The classic luxury stone — recrystallized limestone with distinctive veining. Beautiful, soft, and highly vulnerable to acid etching from wine, citrus, and cleaners.
Kitchens · Baths · Floors · Fireplaces
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Granite
One of the hardest and most durable natural stones. Highly resistant to heat, scratching, and etching — but still porous and benefits from proper sealing.
Kitchens · Baths · Floors · Exterior
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Quartzite
A hard, dense metamorphic stone that looks like marble but performs like granite. The high-performance choice for kitchens where beauty and durability both matter.
Kitchens · Baths · High-Traffic Floors
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Travertine
Warm, honey-toned limestone formed by hot springs. Its natural pitting gives it character but also creates cleaning and sealing challenges.
Floors · Showers · Pool Decks · Facades
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Limestone
Soft, matte, and earthy — a sedimentary stone with subtle beauty. Highly porous and etch-prone, requiring diligent sealing and gentle care.
Floors · Walls · Fireplaces · Exterior
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Slate
Fine-grained metamorphic stone with a natural cleft texture. Durable, dense, and low-maintenance, with distinctive layered appearance.
Floors · Entryways · Roofing · Wet Areas
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Dolomite
Marble-like appearance with slightly better durability due to magnesium content. Often marketed as an alternative to soft marble in high-use spaces.
Countertops · Floors · Baths
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Onyx
Translucent, banded stone often backlit for dramatic accent installations. Extremely soft and fragile — best reserved for low-traffic feature areas.
Feature Walls · Vanities · Bar Tops
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Quartz
Engineered stone composed of ~93% natural quartz bound with resin. Non-porous, highly resistant, and low-maintenance — a fabricated alternative to natural stone.
Kitchens · Baths · Commercial Surfaces
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Soapstone
Soft, dense metamorphic stone with a distinctive smooth feel. Naturally non-porous, heat-resistant, and unique for developing a rich patina over time.
Countertops · Sinks · Fireplaces
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Sandstone
Grainy sedimentary stone formed from compressed sand and mineral particles. Highly porous and requires strong sealing for exterior and wet applications.
Patios · Facades · Walls · Pool Copings
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Bluestone
Dense, layered sandstone with signature blue-gray tones. Popular for patios, entries, and exterior stonework — durable in freeze-thaw climates.
Patios · Walkways · Entries · Pool Copings
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