Stone surfaces add beauty and value to many homes in McLean, but over time they can become scratched, stained, or dull from everyday use. For more than 40 years, Rose Restoration has helped homeowners in McLean and throughout Northern Virginia restore marble, granite, terrazzo, concrete, and other natural stone surfaces to their original condition.
It happens slowly. A dull spot on the kitchen counter. A scratch on the marble foyer you keep noticing. The bathroom
vanity that doesn’t gleam the way it did when you moved in. Then one day you realize — your stone looks tired.
Most homeowners assume the only option is to live with it or tear it out and replace it. That’s almost never true. In
most cases, damaged, stained, or dull stone can be restored to like-new condition for a fraction of the cost of
replacement.
That’s what we’ve been doing for over four decades. Rose Restoration brings professional-grade equipment and 40+
years of hands-on expertise directly to your home. No demolition. No dust clouds. No weeks-long renovation. Just
your stone, brought back to life.
• Marble: Countertops, floors, showers, vanities, fireplaces. We remove etching, scratches, and dullness —
restoring the polish you fell in love with.
• Granite: Kitchen counters, bathroom vanities, floors. We repair chips, remove stains, and bring back the
original depth and shine.
• Concrete: Garage floors, basement slabs, interior polished concrete. From grinding and polishing to staining
and sealing.
• Epoxy & Flake Garage Floors: Transform your garage from an eyesore to a showpiece. Custom colors, flake
patterns, and industrial-strength durability.
• Patios & Pool Decks: Bluestone, flagstone, travertine, marble, and concrete outdoor surfaces. Repointing,
leveling, cleaning, and sealing.
• Tile, Grout & Caulking: Deep cleaning, re-grouting, caulk replacement, and sealing for kitchens, bathrooms,
and entryways.
• Slate & Flagstone: Interior and exterior slate restoration. Cleaning, sealing, and color enhancement for natural
stone that’s lost its character.
• Marble Armor Protection: Our proprietary protective film for marble countertops, vanities, and tables.
Prevents staining and etching without changing the look or feel.
• Wood Restoration: Hardwood floors, cabinetry, and architectural wood elements. Sanding, refinishing, and
protective coating.
• Metal Restoration: Brass, bronze, stainless steel, and copper fixtures, railings, and hardware. Polishing,
cleaning, and protective lacquer.
• Corian & Engineered Stone: Solid surface countertops and vanities. Scratch removal, refinishing, and seam
repair.
• Routine Maintenance Programs: Scheduled visits to keep your stone looking its best year-round. Custom
plans for your home’s specific surfaces.
1. Free Home Assessment
We visit your home, evaluate every surface, and explain exactly what’s possible. No pressure, no obligation. You’ll
get a detailed written proposal within 48 hours.
2. Tailored Restoration Plan
We create a custom scope of work based on your stone type, condition, and goals. We’ll walk you through the
process, timeline, and cost before any work begins.
3. Professional Restoration
Our technicians arrive on time, protect your home, and complete the work with minimal disruption. Most residential
projects are completed in 1–2 days.
4. Final Walkthrough & Protection
We walk through the finished work with you, apply sealant or protective coating where needed, and provide care
instructions to keep your surfaces looking their best.
For more than four decades, Rose Restoration has restored marble, granite, terrazzo, and natural stone in homes throughout McLean and the surrounding Northern Virginia area. We’ve worked on every type of stone surface and every type of damage — from etched marble countertops to worn limestone floors — giving us the experience to restore your surfaces correctly the first time.
The same team that restores stone in luxury hotels and high-end commercial spaces also works in residential homes throughout McLean. Your marble floors, stone bathrooms, and natural stone kitchens receive the same level of care, precision, and professional restoration techniques used in high-profile hospitality environments.
Rose Restoration offers Marble Armor, an advanced protective film designed to prevent staining and etching on marble and natural stone countertops. This protection system helps preserve the beauty of marble surfaces in kitchens, bathrooms, and vanities — reducing future maintenance and damage.
Rose Restoration is a family-owned company, and every project is handled by our trained in-house team. We do not subcontract work or send unfamiliar crews into your home. Our technicians are experienced professionals who specialize in stone restoration and surface care.
Working in residential homes requires attention to detail and care for the surrounding space. Our team protects cabinets, fixtures, and adjacent surfaces before work begins and maintains a clean work area throughout the project. When the job is complete, your home is left clean, organized, and ready to enjoy.
McLean is known for its luxury homes and high-end residential architecture, many of which feature premium natural stone surfaces. From marble bathrooms and granite kitchens to limestone entryways and bluestone patios, these materials add beauty and value to a home but require specialized maintenance to preserve their appearance.
Natural stone surfaces can develop wear over time from everyday use. Marble countertops may become etched from acidic spills, limestone floors can lose their finish in high-traffic areas, and grout lines in kitchens and bathrooms often darken or deteriorate with moisture exposure.
Homes throughout McLean — particularly in neighborhoods near Tysons, Old Dominion Drive, and Georgetown Pike — frequently include custom stone installations that benefit from professional restoration rather than replacement.
Rose Restoration works with homeowners across McLean to restore and protect these surfaces. Our services help remove etching, scratches, stains, and surface wear while preserving the natural beauty of materials like marble, granite, travertine, and limestone.
By restoring stone surfaces instead of replacing them, homeowners can maintain the architectural character of their home while extending the lifespan of these valuable materials.
Q: How much does residential stone restoration cost?
A: It depends on the surface type, size, and condition, but most residential projects range from $3–$15 per square foot. That’s typically 70–90% less than replacement. We provide a free on-site assessment with a detailed, no-obligation written estimate.
Q: How long does the restoration process take?
A: Most residential projects are completed in 1–2 days. A single marble countertop can often be done in a few hours. Larger projects like full-floor restoration or pool deck repointing may take 2–3 days. We’ll give you a specific timeline before starting.
Q: Will restoration make my floors slippery?
A: No. We can customize the finish level to your preference. For floors, we typically recommend a honed (matte) finish that provides excellent traction. For countertops, a polished (glossy) finish is more common. We’ll discuss the options during your assessment.
Q: Do you move furniture?
A: For floor restoration projects, we ask that furniture be moved from the work area beforehand. We’re happy to discuss logistics during the assessment and can recommend movers if needed.
Q: What areas do you serve?
A: We serve homeowners throughout Northern Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C., including Fairfax, Arlington, McLean, Great Falls, Potomac, Bethesda, Georgetown, Alexandria, Tysons, Reston, and surrounding areas. For unique projects, we travel further.
Q: Is there a warranty on your work?
A: Yes. We stand behind every project. The specific warranty depends on the service performed, and we’ll outline it clearly in your proposal. We also offer maintenance programs to keep your surfaces protected long-term.
Q: Can you fix etching on my marble countertops?
A: Absolutely — etching is one of the most common issues we fix. Those dull rings and spots from lemon juice, wine, or cleaning products can almost always be polished out completely. We can also apply Marble Armor to prevent future etching.
