We provide a large array of services for most natural stone including but not limited to all of the following
Wall and door painting services, installation of roof tiles, countertops, windows and doors.
We demolish walls, remove doors, countertops, sinks, floors, tiles and roofs.
We carry out the construction service in your home, providing construction services for natural stone countertops, kitchen islands and bathroom sinks.
Diamond sanding, resurfacing of natural stone is used to remove scratches, stains, grout burn or any other type of etchings.
We use the latest technology and cleaners in our grout cleaning process. We also provide grout removal and re-grouting of floors if needed.
A honed finish is a matte to satin finish with minimal light reflection and has an overall more rustic look.
Sealing of natural stone is one of the most important steps you can take to prolong the life and integrity of your investment. We use water-based, oil-based impregnator and enhance oil based to provide the best protection in your natural stone.
A polished finish has a glossy surface, reflects light and enhances the natural color in the stone. Diamond Natural Polishing System, No Waxes.
Lippage removal is the process of grinding the borders of natural stone tiles to remove sharp edges due to settling or a poor install.
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Just as there is a variety of natural stones, there are various processes to achieve shine on the stone. It is important to note that each stone requires a specific type of polishing aimed at preserving its unique characteristics.
The shine you observe on polished stone is a product of a meticulous process involving the use of various abrasive materials. This can be likened to the process of sanding wood.
In order to ensure the long-lasting durability of a natural stone installation, it is imperative to apply an appropriate sealer. Natural stones, by their very nature, possess a level of porosity. This inherent characteristic makes them susceptible to staining and degradation over time.
The travertine flooring was not installed correctly, causing one tile to rise above another. Additionally, the floor exhibited stains and cracks after the improper installation.
