Building lobbies combine several materials that age in different ways. Marble floors lose clarity from foot traffic, elevator floors develop concentrated wear, and brass fixtures become dull or uneven from frequent contact and cleaning. Restoring these surfaces together can make the entire entrance feel more consistent. This project included restoration of the lobby marble floor,
The shower curb is a small part of a bathroom, but it sits in one of the most demanding areas. It connects the shower floor, bathroom floor, glass enclosure, and nearby wall finishes. When the curb or adjoining stone is damaged, the repair must be planned carefully to protect the surrounding installation and preserve a
An exterior stone facade is constantly exposed to rain, airborne soil, runoff, pollution, and changing temperatures. Over time, these conditions can leave dark streaks, staining, and buildup around joints, projections, and architectural details. The result can make an otherwise attractive storefront look neglected. This commercial project focused on cleaning and improving an exterior granite storefront
A crack in a marble countertop can be alarming, especially when it appears near an appliance opening, seam, or narrow section of stone. Homeowners often assume that the entire countertop must be replaced. In many situations, a professional repair can stabilize the damaged area and make it much less noticeable. This kitchen project involved a
Terrazzo is one of the most durable flooring materials found in New York buildings, but even a strong floor can lose its appearance after years of foot traffic, cleaning residue, scratches, and uneven wear. A floor that once looked bright and consistent may begin to look cloudy, dull, or dirty even after it has been
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