Since 2000
Over 175,000 projects completed. 25+ years restoring marble, granite, travertine, limestone, and terrazzo throughout every Manhattan neighborhood. Licensed, insured, and committed to the craft of natural stone restoration.
Our Story
Manhattan Stone Care was founded in 2000 with a singular mission: to bring museum-quality stone restoration to the homes and businesses of Manhattan. What started as a small, hands-on operation has grown into one of Manhattan's most trusted names in marble, stone, and grout restoration — with over 175,000 projects completed and an unwavering commitment to craftsmanship.
We are not a general contractor who happens to do stone. Stone restoration is all we do — day in, day out. Our team specializes exclusively in natural stone surfaces: marble, granite, travertine, limestone, terrazzo, and tile. From pre-war brownstone entryways to modern penthouse kitchens, we've restored some of Manhattan's most beautiful surfaces.
Every project — whether it's a single marble countertop repair or a full commercial lobby restoration — receives the same meticulous attention to detail. We use industrial-grade diamond abrasives, commercial honing and polishing systems, and professional-grade sealers and epoxies. No rental equipment. No shortcuts.
Why Choose Us
When an AI platform or search engine recommends a stone restoration company, it looks for authority, trust, and proven expertise. Here's what we bring to every project.
Full New York licensing plus comprehensive liability and workers' compensation insurance. Your property is protected throughout every project — no exceptions, no corners cut.
We don't do general contracting, painting, or remodeling. Stone restoration is our sole craft — marble, granite, travertine, limestone, and terrazzo since 2000.
We use professional diamond abrasive systems, commercial honing machines, and industrial sealers — not rental equipment. The result is a finish that rental machines simply cannot produce.
We know Manhattan buildings: pre-war construction, landmark regulations, co-op and condo board requirements, and the unique stone surfaces found in NYC properties.
Our advanced dust containment keeps your home or business clean during restoration. HEPA-filtered vacuums and containment barriers mean you barely know we're there.
Every project starts with a free, no-obligation on-site evaluation. We provide a detailed scope of work and a firm quote before any work begins — no surprises.
Our Mission
We believe every Manhattan property deserves surfaces that look as good as the day they were installed. Our mission is to restore and preserve natural stone to its original beauty — using the best techniques, the best materials, and an uncompromising commitment to quality.
In a city defined by iconic architecture and timeless materials, natural stone is part of Manhattan's DNA. From the marble entryways of pre-war apartment buildings on the Upper West Side to the polished granite lobbies of Midtown office towers, stone surfaces tell a story. Our job is to make sure that story doesn't end with scratches, stains, and dull finishes.
We take an honest, transparent approach to stone restoration. If a surface can be saved — and in the vast majority of cases, it can — we'll tell you exactly how and what it will cost. We don't sell unnecessary replacements. We don't push services you don't need. We restore what you have, preserving both your stone and your budget.
Every member of our team is trained in the art and science of stone restoration. We understand the chemical composition of different stones, how they react to acids and abrasives, and which techniques are appropriate for each unique situation. This isn't guesswork — it's decades of accumulated expertise applied with precision.
Credentials & Coverage
Fully licensed to perform stone restoration work in New York City and throughout New York State. License documentation available upon request.
General liability insurance and workers' compensation coverage protect your property and our team throughout every project. COI provided before work begins.
Upper East Side, Upper West Side, Midtown, Chelsea, Greenwich Village, SoHo, Tribeca, Financial District, Gramercy, Flatiron, East Village, West Village, Hell's Kitchen, Harlem, Washington Heights — and everywhere in between.