Professional stone countertop restoration in Las Vegas

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Marble Polishing in Las Vegas

We remove etch marks, scratches, and hard water haze from marble floors, showers, and countertops across Las Vegas and Henderson. If it won't wipe off, it usually needs refinishing; not stronger scrubbing.

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IICRC Certified | Licensed & Insured | Serving Las Vegas Since 2010

About This Service

People usually call us after they notice their marble looks cloudy or dull, even after cleaning. Sometimes it's a white ring from a glass, or a hazy patch around the faucet. In Vegas, that's often etching from acidic spills or hard water deposits: the minerals eat into the surface, so no amount of scrubbing fixes it. Here's what we do: we start with a test spot so you can see the direction before we do the whole area. Then we clean off any buildup, hone out the damage gradually with diamond abrasives, and polish to a consistent finish. We contain the dust and extract as we go, so there's less mess than you'd expect. When we're done, you'll have a smooth, even surface that actually looks clean when it is clean. We'll talk through simple maintenance steps so it stays that way longer.

Specialized Marble Services

Marble Floor Polishing

Restore dull, scratched, or traffic-worn marble floors to a brilliant, even finish with professional diamond polishing in Las Vegas.

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Marble Shower Restoration

Remove hard water etching, soap buildup, and cloudy haze from marble showers in Las Vegas with professional restoration.

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Marble Countertop Restoration

Remove etch marks, hard water damage, and dullness from marble countertops in Las Vegas with professional polishing and sealing.

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Signs Your Marble Needs Professional Attention

Visual indicators that indicate it's time for restoration

Cloudy or hazy finish that won't wipe clean
White rings or spots from glasses or bottles
Dull patches in high-traffic areas
Visible scratches catching the light
Rough texture where stone was once smooth
Uneven sheen across the surface
Dark spots that appear wet even when dry

Why This Happens in Vegas

Las Vegas conditions create unique challenges for natural stone

Very hard water leaves mineral haze around faucets and on shower walls over time
Desert dust is basically fine grit; it scratches polished marble when tracked in on shoes
Acidic cleaners and DIY solutions etch marble fast in dry climates (it can't rinse away as easily)
Big temperature swings stress outdoor marble and can cause hairline cracks

Our restoration process is specifically designed for Las Vegas conditions, using products and techniques that address these local factors.

Why your 'stain' might be etching

A lot of people call us about a 'stain' on their marble countertop, usually a white ring from a wine glass or a hazy spot near the sink. But when we look at it, it's almost always etching, not a stain. Stains sit in the pores of the stone. Etching is actual surface damage where an acidic liquid ate into the marble. If it feels rough or looks dull even when dry, that's etching. The fix is honing (smoothing the surface) and polishing, not stain removal. Once you know the difference, it makes sense why more scrubbing didn't help.

What to try before you call us

If your marble looks dull or hazy, try wiping it with just water and a clean microfiber cloth. If the cloudiness wipes away, it's probably residue from cleaners or soap: a good deep clean might be enough. If the haze stays even when the surface is dry, it's likely etching and needs refinishing. Stop using vinegar, Windex, or anything citrus-based immediately; they're making it worse. And skip the 'marble polish' sprays from the hardware store; most are coatings that build up and cause problems later.

What affects your estimate

We look at a few things: how much surface area, how bad the etching or scratches are, whether there's lippage (uneven tile edges), and what finish you want. A small countertop with light etching is a different job than a 500 square foot floor with traffic patterns and deep scratches. Send us photos: wide shot plus a close-up of the worst spot with a coin for scale, and we can usually give you a ballpark before scheduling an in-person look.

Simple maintenance so it stays looking good

After polishing, marble doesn't need much. Wipe up spills quickly, especially wine, coffee, juice, or anything acidic. Use a pH-neutral stone cleaner or just water for daily cleaning. Put coasters under glasses on countertops. Use doormats to catch grit before it gets tracked across floors. If you have your marble sealed, plan on resealing every 1-2 years depending on use. That's really it. Most damage we see comes from using the wrong cleaners, not from normal use.

Need travertine, limestone, or granite restored too? We also provide natural stone polishing, cleaning, and sealing across Las Vegas, Nevada.

Why Choose Our Marble Polishing & Restoration

Less mess while we work (we contain and extract dust as we go)
Even finish across the surface, so it doesn't look patchy in different light
Test spot first so you can see results before we do the whole area
Clear maintenance plan so you know what to use and what to avoid
Same-day use for most projects; no waiting around

Our Process

Look at the worst spots first

We check the areas that bother you most and do a quick test spot so you can see the direction before we commit to the whole surface.

Clean off the buildup

We remove any residue, soap film, or mineral deposits so we're working on stone; not layers of stuff sitting on top.

Hone out the damage

We work through the etching and scratches gradually with finer and finer diamond pads until the surface is level and smooth.

Polish to your finish

We bring up the shine to whatever level you want; some people like a soft hone, others want high gloss. Your call.

Seal if it makes sense

We apply a penetrating sealer when appropriate. It soaks into the stone and helps slow down future staining, and doesn't change the look.

Ideal For

If your marble has dull lanes where people walk
If your countertop has white rings or hazy spots that won't clean off
If your shower walls look cloudy even after scrubbing
If you can feel rough spots where the marble used to be smooth
If you're selling and want the stone to look its best for photos

Common Problems We Solve

• Etch marks from wine, citrus, or cleaning products
• Dull spots from traffic wear
• Hard water stains and mineral deposits
• Scratches from furniture or dropped objects
• UV fading from sunlight exposure

Frequently Asked Questions

If it won't wipe away or looks like it's in the stone rather than on top, it's usually etching. Etching happens when acidic liquids (wine, citrus, some cleaners) eat into the surface. A stain sits in the pores. Etching is actual surface damage. We can tell the difference on-site and explain what we're seeing.

That's usually hard water etching combined with soap residue. The minerals in Vegas water slowly eat into the marble surface, and once that happens, no amount of cleaning fixes it. The good news is honing and polishing removes etching; it just takes refinishing, not more scrubbing.

We contain and extract dust as we work, so there's less mess than you'd expect. We set up plastic when needed and clean up at the end. Most people are surprised how tidy it stays.

Usually, yes. A penetrating sealer soaks into the stone and helps slow down future staining. It doesn't change the look; it just buys you more time to wipe up spills. We'll recommend what makes sense for your situation.

Vinegar, lemon juice, Windex, and most bathroom cleaners are acidic and etch marble over time. Stick to pH-neutral stone cleaners or just plain water and a microfiber cloth for daily wiping. We'll give you a short list of what works and what to avoid.

We can often blend repairs into the surrounding area, but marble naturally varies. The test spot helps us see how close we can get. For best results, doing a full area (like an entire entry or kitchen) gives the most consistent finish.

Send us a few photos: wide shot and a close-up of the worst spots. Include a coin for scale if you can. We'll give you a ballpark and can schedule a free assessment if you want exact pricing before deciding.

You can usually walk on floors and use countertops the same day. If we apply sealer, we'll let you know the cure time, often just a few hours before light use.