If your marble countertops or vanity tops have become worn, with ‘water spots’, etch marks and small scratches, they can look dull and tired. Polishing the countertops is the best way to remove the marks and brighten the surface.
In most cases, it’s a one day process that will renew them and bring them back to a polished shine – or a low sheen honed look with a sophisticated matte finish if you prefer. Refinishing marble always starts with a lower shine and works its way up. We can stop almost anywhere on the gloss spectrum.
The island above was from a home in Newton. A beautifully designed and installed Calacatta Gold island, it just needed some professional attention to be brought back to life. This type of marble is well known for outrageously beautiful large veining that shows up best when the piece is large, like this island, as opposed to being cut up into 12 inch tiles.
Calacatta Gold marble is a distinctive white Italian marble with gray and gold veining. Available as marble slabs and marble tile in both honed and polished finishes, this elegant natural stone is the perfect choice to create stunning marble countertops, marble kitchen islands, marble floors and backsplashes.
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They got in touch because we had worked for them several years before, polishing countertops and floors. We did a sample area showing what the stone would look like refinshed to a honed, low sheen look. But the homeowner really preferred the high polished look, so we proceeded polishing the countertops to a rich gloss.
The final touch was a coat of penetrating sealer that helps protect the stone from staining.
If you’d like to get a quote, you can call us at 617-221-4002 or simply fill out the form below. It can speed up the process if you send us some photos showing the overall size and layout of the countertops.
Our contact information:
Act One – Marble and Tile
15 Main Street # 138
Watertown MA 02472-4403
617-221-4002 Text or Call
