Kitchen countertops taking the worst of it — etching around the sink, chips on the edge, dull spots from lemon and wine. We repair and re-polish marble across Larchmont and the Sound Shore villages.
Kitchen countertops are our specialty
Etch removal, edge chip repair, and full countertop re-polishing.
What We Fix
Marble damage is almost always cosmetic. That means it can be corrected — and for a fraction of what a new slab and fabrication would cost.
Those dull white rings around the sink and cooktop from lemon, vinegar, wine, and tomato. Etching is physical damage — it won’t clean off, it has to be polished out.
Countertop edges take hits from pans and mugs. We color-match epoxy to your stone and polish it flush so the repair disappears.
Grit, cookware, and cutting directly on the surface. Progressive diamond abrasives remove the scratch and re-blend the finish.
Hairline cracks and open seams. Structural epoxy injected, cured, then honed and polished flush with the surrounding stone.
Oil, rust, coffee, and water rings. Poultice treatments draw the stain out of the stone instead of scrubbing at the surface.
When the whole surface has gone dull and hazy. Diamond honed and polished back to a uniform factory finish.
New marble counters in Westchester run $7,000–$12,000+ for a typical kitchen. Restoration is a small portion of that — and you keep your original stone.
Why Larchmont Calls Us
Winning it twice — 2023 and 2024 — out of every stone care company in the New York metro area. It matters less as a trophy and more as proof that the work holds up.
On-site assessment. We look at the actual stone — photos hide the difference between etching and staining.
Fully licensed and insured. Certificates provided directly to your building or manager when needed.
No dust cloud. Wet diamond polishing with HEPA extraction. Stay in the house while we work.
Usually one visit. Countertops in 3–5 hours. Kitchen usable the same evening.
Common Questions
That’s etching. Marble is calcium carbonate, and anything acidic — lemon, vinegar, wine, tomato sauce, many household cleaners — reacts with it and eats into the polished surface. The mark is physically removed material, not a stain. No cleaner will fix it. It has to be diamond-polished back level, which is a job we do constantly.
Both are possible. For one or two isolated etch marks we can often blend a spot repair so it’s invisible. But if the whole surface has dulled — which is common after a decade of kitchen use — polishing only a patch can leave a visible difference in sheen. We’ll show you honestly which situation you’re in during the assessment.
Repair alone won’t prevent it recurring — marble will etch again the next time acid touches it. We apply impregnating sealer after polishing (helps with staining, not acid), and for kitchen counters we offer anti-etch protective coatings that create an actual barrier against acid. That’s the difference between fixing the damage and stopping it.
For countertop polishing and repair, typically 3–5 hours. Sealer needs a short cure before heavy use, but you’re not displaced for a day. We schedule around your life — morning appointments are common so the kitchen is back by afternoon.
It depends on square footage and how much damage there is, so we quote on site rather than guessing over the phone. As a reference point: replacing a kitchen’s marble counters in Westchester typically runs $7,000–$12,000+. Restoration is a small fraction of that. Estimates are free.
We’re headquartered at 845 Third Avenue in Manhattan and have covered Westchester County since 1997. Larchmont, Mamaroneck, and the Sound Shore villages are a regular part of our schedule — not a distant call-out.
Free Estimate
Dull rings, a chipped edge, a crack, or the whole surface gone hazy. Tell us and we’ll take a look.
Call us
(844) 662-3824
Office
845 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10022
Also serving Mamaroneck, Rye, Harrison, Scarsdale, New Rochelle, Pelham, and all of Westchester County.
