Natural Stone Shower Restoration

Natural stone showers are one of the most common sources of stone care calls we receive. Soap scum, hard water deposits, and mold or mildew in grout joints accumulate quickly in a wet environment — and standard household cleaners often make the problem worse by etching the stone or stripping sealers. Proper restoration requires understanding the stone type, the finish, and the grout before choosing any product or method.

What we do

• Assessment of stone type, finish, grout condition, and existing sealer
• Deep cleaning to remove soap scum, hard water deposits, and biological growth
• Grout cleaning and restoration — color sealing when appropriate
• Stone honing or polishing if the surface has been etched or dulled
• Sealing with products matched to the stone and wet-area use
• Aftercare guidance: what to use, what to avoid, and when to schedule a maintenance visit

When to call us

If your stone shower looks dingy, has stained or discolored grout, or the stone itself has lost its finish, call us. We will assess the surface and tell you what is achievable before any work begins.