Bronxville’s older homes are full of original marble — bathroom vanities, entry floors, fireplace surrounds, kitchen counters. We repair and restore that stone in place, usually in a single visit.
Original stone, saved
Vintage marble restored in place — no slab replacement, no losing the character of the house.
Why Bronxville Stone Is Different
A lot of the stone in Bronxville village homes dates to the 1920s and 1930s. It’s often thicker, denser, and cut from quarries that no longer operate. You can’t just order a matching slab — and you usually shouldn’t want to.
Restoration preserves the original stone. Done right, a 90-year-old marble vanity comes back looking like it did when it was installed, with all its veining and character intact. That’s the opposite of what replacement gives you.
We’ll tell you the truth. If a surface is genuinely past saving — structural separation, deep spalling, stone that’s been resurfaced too many times — we say so instead of taking the job.
Edges broken on decades of use. Color-matched and polished flush.
Settling cracks in vanities and floors. Injected and polished out.
Bathroom product and acidic cleaner damage. Diamond polished back to shine.
Hard water and soap scum in showers and vanities. Poultice treated.
Entry and hall marble that’s lost its polish. Honed and re-polished.
Soot, heat damage, and scratched hearths restored without removal.
Local Proof
Two years running — 2023 and 2024 — plus 50,000+ completed projects and a 5-star rating across 500+ reviews.
“This is my second time working with MarbleBLU. They repaired two marble chips in our bathroom and pantry. Professional, helpful and complete with their service!”
Shallini Mehra
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“Beautiful job restoring our 30 year old marble vanity countertops. The marble looks brand new!! Good communication and they delivered what they promised.”
Rachel Schroeder
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“My 70-year-old marble table looks and feels new. MarbleBLU made the process pleasant, easy and professional.”
Christina Britton Conroy
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Common Questions
Almost always, yes. Most damage is on the surface — etching, scratches, chips, dullness. That’s correctable by removing a few microns of stone and re-polishing. Older marble is often denser than modern slabs, which actually works in its favor. The exception is structural damage: if a piece has separated or been resurfaced repeatedly, we’ll tell you directly.
No. Polishing removes a microscopic layer of surface only — the veining runs throughout the stone and is unaffected. This is a common worry with vintage marble, but restoration is precisely what preserves that character. Replacement slabs cannot replicate 90-year-old patina and veining patterns.
Substantially. Replacing a marble vanity in Westchester runs into the thousands once you account for slab selection, fabrication, removal, and installation. Professional restoration is a fraction of that, and with vintage stone, finding a match is often the harder problem. Most vanities are finished in a single visit.
Co-op and condo boards in Bronxville and throughout Westchester typically require proof of insurance before approving work. We carry full licensing and insurance and can send a certificate of insurance straight to your building manager. We’re used to working within restricted access windows and elevator reservation requirements.
Most vanity and countertop repairs are 3–5 hours. Floors depend on square footage. Dust is controlled — we use water-fed diamond abrasives so particles are captured in a slurry, with HEPA extraction for dry stages. You can stay in the house during the work.
Call (844) 662-3824 or use the form below. We schedule free on-site assessments throughout Bronxville and the surrounding Westchester villages, and typically respond within one business day.
Free Estimate
Where in Bronxville is it, what surface, and what does the damage look like? We’ll come out and give you an honest assessment.
Call us
(844) 662-3824
Office
845 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10022
Also serving Scarsdale, Eastchester, Tuckahoe, Crestwood, Yonkers, and all of Westchester County.