Looking for marble restoration near you? Rose Restoration has been polishing, refinishing, and repairing natural marble across Washington DC, Maryland, and Northern Virginia for 47 years. We handle residential homes, commercial buildings, hotels, and historic properties — bathrooms, kitchens, foyers, fireplaces, exterior facades, and pool decks.
Call (703) 327-7676 or request a free on-site assessment — same-day callbacks during business hours.
Service Areas
We serve homeowners and property managers across the entire DC metropolitan region. Cities and neighborhoods where we work regularly include:
Washington, D.C.
Georgetown · Capitol Hill · Kalorama · Foggy Bottom · Dupont Circle · Logan Circle · Adams Morgan · Cleveland Park · Chevy Chase DC · Forest Hills · Mount Pleasant · West End · Penn Quarter
Northern Virginia
Arlington · Alexandria · McLean · Great Falls · Vienna · Fairfax · Tysons · Falls Church · Reston · Herndon · Leesburg · Ashburn · Sterling · Loudoun County · Burke · Springfield · Annandale · Centreville · Chantilly · Manassas · Fort Belvoir
Maryland
Bethesda · Chevy Chase · Potomac · North Potomac · Rockville · Gaithersburg · Silver Spring · Kensington · Olney · Germantown · Montgomery County · Annapolis · Severna Park · Howard County · Columbia · Ellicott City · Prince George’s County · Bowie · Upper Marlboro
What We Restore
Marble damage comes in many forms — and almost all of it is repairable without replacing the stone. Rose Restoration handles the full range of marble work across the DC/MD/VA market. For the complete scope and technical detail, see our full marble restoration services.
- Etch marks from vinegar, lemon, wine, citrus, bathroom cleaners, or hard-water spots — polished out and resealed
- Scratches and dullness on countertops, vanity tops, floors, and fireplaces — full refinishing or spot repair
- Stains from oil, rust, food, ink, or organic matter — poultice extraction and sealing
- Chips and cracks on edges, corners, and seams — color-matched epoxy or stone repair
- Honing & polishing — change a finish from polished to honed (satin) or vice versa
- Sealing with premium impregnating sealer or Marble Armor for long-term protection
- Floor restoration for foyers, kitchens, bathrooms, and full-floor refinishing
- Outdoor marble — pool decks, patios, exterior facades, and stairs
How the Process Works
- Free on-site assessment. We come to you, look at the marble, identify the damage, and explain what restoration will accomplish — honestly. No high-pressure sales.
- Written estimate. Detailed scope, square footage, finish target, and cost — in your inbox within a few business days.
- 50% deposit to schedule. Standard residential payment terms.
- The work. Our craftsmen arrive on schedule, protect the surrounding area, and restore the marble using diamond-impregnated pads, polishing compounds, and sealers chosen for your specific stone.
- 1-year written workmanship warranty on every job. Marble Armor jobs carry an additional 10-year manufacturer-backed warranty.
What Marble Restoration Costs
Pricing depends on the surface, the area, the existing condition, and the finish you want. As a rough benchmark for DC/MD/VA: small repairs (chip, scratch, single etch mark) typically run $300–$900; full bathroom or vanity refinishing $800–$2,500; large floor or foyer restoration $3,000+. For a full breakdown by service type and recent project examples, see our 2026 marble restoration cost guide.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do I need to replace etched or stained marble?
Almost never. Etch marks, dullness, and most staining are correctable through restoration. Cracks and chips are usually repairable too. See our restoration services for the techniques we use on each type of damage.
How long does marble restoration take?
A small repair (single chip, etch, or scratch) is typically 1–2 hours. A full bathroom or vanity refinish is a half-day to a full day. A large floor restoration is 1–3 days depending on size. We’ll give you a specific timeline with the estimate.
Can I use Windex, Clorox, or other household cleaners on marble?
Most kitchen and bathroom cleaners are too acidic or too alkaline for natural stone and will etch or dull the finish. Use a pH-neutral stone cleaner only. See our guide to cleaners that damage marble & stone for the full list of what to avoid.
How often should marble be sealed?
Most marble surfaces benefit from re-sealing every 1–3 years. If you spill water and it beads, your sealer is still working. If water absorbs into the stone within a few minutes, it’s time to reseal. Marble Armor extends sealing protection to 10+ years.
Do you service my city?
If you’re in DC, Northern Virginia, or Maryland, the answer is almost always yes — even if your specific town isn’t listed above. Call (703) 327-7676 or submit a contact form and we’ll confirm.
Get a Free Marble Restoration Estimate
Call (703) 327-7676 or request a free on-site assessment. We typically respond same-business-day and can schedule a site visit within 1–2 weeks. For the full restoration scope, see our marble restoration services.
