May 21, 2015
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San Diego
San Diego
This 25-year-old polished Rojo Alicanate marble vanity had bad water damage. The deep, bold color it once had was lost with time and use.
It takes knowledge and experience to restore a floor comprised of mixed materials. This floor had both marble and granite.
This thirty-year-old polished marble floor had become yellowed. The grout lines were dirty, and the overall appearance of the floor had become diminished with time and use.
The biggest problem with this floor was that the grout had become loose and had fallen out entirely in some places
This Black Marble floor had lost its shine and luster. It had a dull hazy appearance that detracted from the overall elegance of this large, upscale bathroom
It wasn’t until we cleared the furniture from the room and lifted the rug that this homeowner able to see how dirty her floors had actually become.
Having just paid for a new shower installation, the last thing this homeowner wanted to do was spend more money than necessary to have scratches repaired.
This marble floor continues from the living room area into a restroom. The homeowner preferred to have a polished finish in the living room area and a honed (matte) finish in the restroom.
This Red Marble kitchen island top, even with proper care and maintenance, became worn and dull-looking with normal usage
