Granite & Quartz Restoration

 Granite, one of the world’s hardest materials, is a stone of choice for kitchen countertops and floors, not only because it is gorgeous, but because it is resistant to most acids, very durable, and easy to maintain. Even so, granite is not impervious to damage. If your granite is dirty or dull-looking, scratched, etched, cracked, chipped or otherwise damaged, we can make it look brand new again! 

 Much harder than marble, granite is a rugged and resilient stone that is notoriously more difficult to repair and restore than other types of natural stone. It requires specialized knowledge and equipment to achieve the best results. At AHS, our technicians are highly trained and qualified to work with granite. We understand granite’s unyielding qualities and have the right tools and techniques to restore a factory finish, even if it is badly damaged. 

From minor services like having your granite floors or granite countertops polished to major services like a complete granite floor or granite countertop repair and restoration, our professional technicians can perform these services for you.

• Cleaning and sealing
• Repairing cracks and chips
• Removing stains
• Polishing to restore a brand new look

 The industry has been changing over the past few decades and new engineered stone products have become very popular. Quartz surfaces, such as Cambria, LG Viatera, and countless others, are harder than granite, easy to clean, and look great for a long time. While many of these products are often sold as “maintenance free,” quartz is not indestructible. With extensive use, quartz surfaces can eventually become scratched, stained, or otherwise damaged. Fortunately, most of these problems can be corrected with our professional restoration services. 

 Quartz restoration can be tricky and should only be entrusted to experienced professionals. AHS, we have the technical knowledge, experience, and state-of-the-art equipment to handle virtually any problem with quartz applications in residential or commercial properties.

• Deep cleaning
• Scratch repair
• Chip, crack, and break repair
• Stain removal
• Refinishing or changing the finish (polished, suede, or leathered)