Mo and his team.
Clients name Mo and his team in their Google reviews: reliable, professional, and straight about what the stone would look like before any work started. How a job runs is set out below.
Our skilled technicians are trained to handle various restoration needs, from repairing and polishing to cleaning and sealing.
Our reputable services are tailored to meet your specific requirements, and we strive to deliver outstanding results that exceed your expectations.
Registered as GRAND STONE RESTORATIONS PTY LTD, ABN 25 661 091 050, based at Unit 7/26 Balfour Rd, Rose Bay.
How a job runs.
Assessment
We look at the stone, identify it, find the cause of the damage and test a small area. You get a written price.
Protection
Floors, cabinetry and surrounds are masked and covered. Dust and slurry are contained.
Cutting back
The damaged surface is removed with diamond abrasives, starting as coarse as the damage demands.
Honing and polishing
Through the grits in order to the finish you chose: honed, satin or full polish.
Sealing and handover
Impregnating sealer, or anti-etch film if chosen. You get the care guide and we walk you through it.
What we will not do.
Six things that get sold as stone restoration. The reasons are chemistry, not preference.
Crystallise a marble floor
A spray-and-buff acid reaction that gives a fast shine and changes the surface chemistry. It makes the next proper restoration harder. We cut back and polish instead.
Coat stone to make it shine
Topical coatings scratch, yellow and wear in the walkways, then have to be stripped. The shine you get from us is the stone's own surface.
Promise a sealer that stops etching
No sealer does. Only a film does. We will not sell you one that claims to.
Pressure-wash sandstone or travertine
It strips the binder and opens the stone. We treat the growth and clean at a pressure the stone can take.
Seal over dirt
Sealing locks in whatever is under it. The stone is cleaned and dried first, every time.
Process engineered stone without notification and controls
Since 1 July 2024 that work must be notified to the WHS regulator and done wet or extracted, with respiratory protection. We will not quote it any other way.