Scratches on marble — from grit, dragged items, or everyday wear — can be removed completely. We grind the surface with professional diamond abrasives and re-polish it to a flawless, seamless finish. No fillers, no cover-ups, just the clarity of the stone itself.
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Marble is soft relative to everyday life. Most scratches aren't caused by deliberate damage — they're the result of grit and abrasion.
Grit dragged across floors
Dirt and sand tracked in on shoes act like fine sandpaper on marble floors, leaving cloudy scratches and dull paths.
Dragged items on countertops
Pots, heavy appliances, or ceramic items slid across a marble countertop leave visible scrape lines.
Vases, plants & decor
Anything with a rough base moved across marble — planters, vases, appliance feet — can carve surface scratches.
Harsh cleaning pads
Scouring pads and abrasive powders scratch the surface while being used to "clean" it.
The honest truth: scratches sit in the top layer of the stone. Because marble is uniform throughout, we can grind down through that damaged layer and re-polish the fresh stone to a perfect finish — the scratch is genuinely gone, not covered up.
Removing a scratch means removing the damaged layer of stone itself — here's the professional step-by-step.
We determine how deep the scratch is and whether it needs light buffing (surface scuffs) or diamond grinding (deeper marks).
For deeper scratches, bonded diamond discs grind the surface down past the scratch, leveling the damaged area.
Finer diamond grits smooth the ground area so the surface is perfectly even with the surrounding stone.
We re-polish to match the original finish (glossy or honed) so the repaired area is completely undetectable.
Kitchen islands, prep surfaces & work areas
Entryways, hallways, bathrooms & lobbies
Bathroom vanities & countertops
Shower walls, shelves & surrounds
Send us a photo or book a free on-site estimate. We'll tell you exactly what your marble needs — and what it doesn't.