Expert Stone Repair • Las Vegas, NV
Countertop Polishing & Restoration in Las Vegas
Etching, hard water buildup, dull spots, scuff marks, and stains removed from marble, granite, travertine, quartzite, limestone, and quartz countertops. Professional countertop polishing for homes across Henderson, Summerlin, and the Las Vegas Valley.
What Our Customers Say
5 stars on Google Reviews
Phillip Fehr
2 weeks ago
"Can't say enough good things. Never thought I would see stains get pulled out of Granite like I did. Well done Rob, I'll keep you on speed dial and wont wait so long next time!"
stephen wallis
3 weeks ago
"Their knowledge, professionalism, and customer service are outstanding - second to none!"
Judi C
9 weeks ago
"We had cracks in our travertine floor. Robert and Josh did a great job repairing them. There was some etching and Robert made that disappear. Most of all, they were professional, friendly, and efficient. The cost was fairly priced. Yes, yes, yes, we definitely recommend this company."
Our Process
How It Works
From first photo to polished finish.
Send Us a Photo
Text, call, or submit online. We look at the stone type and surface condition and tell you what to expect.
Surface Assessment
We inspect the damage under professional lighting to determine the right abrasive sequence and finish level.
Polish & Restore
Diamond abrasives in progressive grits remove damage layer by layer until the surface is smooth and even.
Seal & Protect
Penetrating sealer locks in the restored finish and slows down future damage from water and spills.
Surface Damage
Surface Issues We Fix
Each surface problem needs a different approach. Here is how we handle the most common ones.
Etching
Dull spots or rings caused by acidic contact. Wine, citrus, vinegar, and many household cleaners react with calcium-based stone within seconds. The surface loses its polish in those spots.
Hard Water Deposits
White crusty buildup or haze around faucets, sinks, and anywhere water sits. Las Vegas water is 16+ grains per gallon, some of the hardest in the country. The minerals bond to the stone surface and household cleaners won't remove them.
Dull/Worn Finish
Countertops that have lost their shine from years of daily use. Wiping on countertops and grit tracked in from outside all wear down the polished surface over time.
Scuff Marks
Surface scratches from sliding objects, cutting without a board, dragging appliances, or abrasive cleaners. They show up as fine lines or cloudy patches that catch the light.
Stains
Discoloration that has penetrated below the stone surface. Wine, coffee, oil, rust, and dyes can absorb into unsealed or poorly sealed stone. The stain lives inside the stone, not on top of it.
Stone Expertise
Stone Types We Polish
Every stone polishes differently. Here is what to know about each one.
Marble
Softer than most countertop stones and reacts to acids quickly. Etching from wine, citrus, and cleaners is the most common issue we see. We restore marble from honed matte to high-gloss mirror finish depending on your preference.
Granite
Harder and more durable, but still develops dull spots from abrasive cleaners and sealer failure over time. Oil stains around cooking areas are common. Polishing granite requires different diamond pads and more pressure than softer stones.
Travertine
Warm and porous with natural holes that collect dirt and bacteria. Hard water and acidic spills are especially damaging. We can fill holes, hone out etching, and polish to whatever finish level you want.
Quartzite
One of the hardest natural stones, but it still etches and the sealer breaks down faster in our desert climate. Water spots around the sink are the most common call we get. Polishing quartzite takes specialized equipment because of its density.
Limestone
The softest and most porous common countertop stone. Reacts to acids even faster than marble and absorbs stains easily. Requires gentle techniques and breathable sealers that won't yellow over time.
Quartz (Engineered)
Not natural stone, so the polishing process is completely different. Resin-based surface means no diamond polishing. We use compounds designed for manufactured surfaces to restore clarity and remove dull spots, scratches, and heat marks.
Before Your Appointment
What to Expect
Timeline
Most countertop polishing takes 2-4 hours. You can use the surface immediately after.
Prep
Clear items off the countertop. We protect surrounding cabinets and floors.
Dust
Diamond polishing creates fine dust. We contain it with shrouding and vacuum extraction.
Results
We bring your stone back to the finish it was meant to have. The shine, the depth, the feel under your hand.
Timeline
Most countertop polishing takes 2-4 hours. You can use the surface immediately after.
Prep
Clear items off the countertop. We protect surrounding cabinets and floors.
Dust
Diamond polishing creates fine dust. We contain it with shrouding and vacuum extraction.
Results
We bring your stone back to the finish it was meant to have. The shine, the depth, the feel under your hand.
Honest Assessment
What's Realistic
Daily use, hard water, and spills are going to happen again after we leave. Polishing restores the surface, and sealing slows down future damage, but stone is a natural material that needs maintenance.
We'll tell you how often your specific stone and usage pattern needs professional care. Send us photos and we'll give you a straight answer.
Text Us a PhotoCommon Questions
Countertop Polishing FAQ
How often should I get my countertops polished?
We recommend sealing once a year for most stone types in Las Vegas. Our hard water and dry climate break sealers down faster than you'd expect. Polishing frequency depends on wear, but annual sealing keeps your stone protected between professional visits.
What's the difference between honed and polished?
Honed is a matte, smooth finish with no shine. Polished is the glossy, reflective finish most people picture when they think of marble or granite. We can do either, or anything in between. Some homeowners prefer honed because it hides etching better.
Can polishing remove deep scratches?
Polishing removes surface-level scratches by honing down to below the scratch depth. Very deep scratches or gouges may need filling before polishing. We assess the depth during inspection and tell you what to expect.
Is the dust a problem?
Diamond polishing creates fine stone dust. We use shrouding and vacuum extraction to contain it. Your home won't be covered in dust when we leave.
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