We've been polishing and restoring natural stone in South Florida's luxury homes, waterfront condos, and commercial properties since 1994.
Service OVERVIEW
Marble and natural stone are among the most beautiful — and most delicate — surfaces in a home or office. Over time, foot traffic, harsh cleaners, acidic spills, and humidity cause:
Professional restoration doesn't just clean the surface — it mechanically refinishes the stone itself, removing the damaged layer and revealing a fresh, polished surface beneath.
OUR EXPERTISE
We specialize in maintaining and restoring the beauty of your property's most important surfaces using industry-leading techniques.
The most common service. We use professional diamond polishing pads and high-speed equipment to bring back the mirror-like shine to dull, scratched, or etched marble floors, foyer tiles, bathroom floors, and vanity tops.
Honing creates a smooth, matte or satin finish — ideal for marble that has deep scratches or a heavily worn surface. Honing removes the damaged top layer before polishing begins, and is often the first step in a full restoration.
After polishing or honing, we apply a professional-grade penetrating sealer that protects the stone from spills, stains, and moisture absorption — keeping your marble looking great longer between service visits.
We fill and repair minor chips, cracks, and grout joint damage in marble and stone surfaces, restoring the structural integrity and appearance of the floor or countertop.
We work on all types of natural stone — not just marble. Whether it's a travertine floor in a luxury condo lobby, a limestone entryway, or granite countertops in a high-end kitchen, we have the tools and experience to restore it properly.
Bathroom vanity tops are especially prone to etching from soap, toothpaste, and cleaning products. We restore marble vanity tops to a clean, polished, like-new finish.
STEPS TO SUCCESS
At 3N1 Services, we don't just show up and start polishing. We see the job first, assess the stone's condition, determine the right process, and often show you a sample area before beginning the full job — so you can see the results before we proceed.

We inspect your marble or stone, identifying the type of damage, the stone species, and the finish (polished, honed, or tumbled).
Not all stone is the same. Carrara marble requires different handling than travertine. A high-gloss finish requires different grit sequences than a honed finish. We build a custom approach for your specific surfaces.
Using diamond abrasive tooling, professional polishing compounds, and high-speed equipment, we work methodically through each area — removing damage, restoring the finish, and bringing the stone back to life.
We apply a penetrating stone sealer to protect your investment and slow the return of staining or etching.
QUESTIONS?
Yes. In most cases, scratches, etch marks, and surface damage can be mechanically removed through honing — a process that uses diamond abrasives to refinish the stone surface. The result is smooth, uniform stone that looks new.
If your marble has scratches, rough spots, or etch marks, it needs honing first. If the surface is already smooth but lacks shine, polishing alone may be sufficient. We assess this on-site and walk you through our recommendation.
Not when done by a trained professional. Our process uses equipment and abrasives specifically designed for natural stone. Amateur attempts with the wrong products can cause permanent damage — which is why choosing an experienced specialist matters.
A typical residential floor restoration takes one day. Larger commercial spaces or more heavily damaged stone may require additional time. We provide a time estimate before starting.
In a residential home with normal traffic, professional polishing every 1–3 years is typical. High-traffic commercial settings may need maintenance more frequently. Regular proper cleaning between professional services significantly extends the time between restorations.
Yes. We restore marble vanity tops, kitchen counters, bathroom surfaces, and decorative stone throughout the home.
Yes — sealing is strongly recommended after restoration, especially in South Florida where humidity and moisture are constant factors. Sealing protects against future staining and etching.
Use only pH-neutral cleaners specifically formulated for natural stone. Never use vinegar, lemon-based cleaners, bleach, or anything acidic. Use felt pads under furniture legs and clean spills immediately.
SERVICE AREA
3N1 Services provides marble and stone restoration throughout South Florida, including:
Deerfield Beach, Boca Raton, Delray Beach, Boynton Beach, Highland Beach, Hillsboro Mile, Pompano Beach, Ft. Lauderdale, Lauderdale by the Sea, Lighthouse Point, Coral Springs, Parkland, Coconut Creek, Margate, Hollywood, Pembroke Pines, Davie, Cooper City, Sunrise, Aventura, Miami Beach, Doral, West Palm Beach, Lake Worth, Wellington, Palm Beach Gardens, Loxahatchee, Palm Beach County, Broward County, and Miami-Dade County.

Proudly providing premium cleaning and restoration services to residential and commercial clients across these communities.
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