The lobby is the first thing residents, guests, and prospective tenants see when they enter your building. A worn, stained, or scratched lobby floor sends the wrong message about your property. Rose Restoration specializes in restoring lobby surfaces to their original beauty — or better.
Marble and Stone Lobby Floors
Most multifamily lobbies feature marble, granite, limestone, or travertine flooring. Over time, foot traffic wears away the polish, creates scratches, and embeds dirt into the stone’s surface. Our diamond honing and polishing process removes damage at the surface level and restores a uniform, elegant finish. For marble lobby floors, restoration typically runs $6–$20 per square foot — compared to $40–$100+ per square foot for full marble replacement.
Elevator Cab Restoration
Elevator interiors take more abuse per square foot than any other surface in a multifamily building. We restore stainless steel panels, brass fixtures, stone thresholds, and cab flooring. Scratch removal, re-polishing, and protective coatings extend the life of your elevator finishes and eliminate the need for costly panel replacement.
Mailroom, Package Room, and Concierge Areas
High-traffic utility areas like mailrooms, package rooms, and concierge desks accumulate scuffs, stains, and surface damage quickly. We restore countertops, flooring, and wall surfaces in these spaces to maintain a professional, well-managed appearance throughout the building.
Fitness Centers and Pool Decks
Amenity spaces are a key selling point for multifamily properties. We restore fitness center concrete and tile floors, apply non-slip coatings to pool decks, and refinish locker room surfaces. Proper surface restoration in amenity areas reduces slip-and-fall liability and keeps these spaces attractive to current and prospective residents.
Parking Garage Concrete
Parking structures require specialized concrete restoration including crack repair, joint sealing, surface coating, and line striping. Deferred maintenance in parking garages leads to water infiltration, rebar corrosion, and structural damage that costs exponentially more to repair. Preventive concrete maintenance at $2–$7 per square foot protects against five- and six-figure structural repairs down the road.