Stone restoration in St John's Wood

St John's Wood's detached Regency villas and post-war luxury developments rely heavily on natural stone, and our NW8 workload reflects both eras. Limestone porticoes and steps on the avenue villas. Marble entrance halls in the older detached houses. Granite and quartzite kitchen worktops in renovated family homes off Wellington Road and Avenue Road. Period terrazzo in older apartment blocks around Lord's. And honed limestone garden rooms in the larger contemporary rebuilds backing onto Regent's Park. We work in NW8 weekly and the brief is almost always discreet, residential, and confidential.

Our St John's Wood work concentrates on four patterns. Private kitchen worktop restoration on full-slab marble, granite and quartzite, where prep wear, sealer failure and citrus etching are the common faults. Marble entrance hall and stair restoration, where main-line foot traffic has worn through the original polish on the central run while edges remain near-mint. Bathroom refinishing in en-suites and dressing-room baths, on honed limestone, marble and travertine. And exterior portico, step and threshold restoration in Portland limestone, including poultice cleaning of long-term carbon deposits and re-pointing of failed bedding mortar.

We are accustomed to the practical realities of working in NW8. Gated forecourts, security clearance requirements, household and estate-manager scheduling, complete dust containment in occupied homes, and absolute confidentiality. Marius surveys every project in person, our crew is in-house, and we do not subcontract any part of the restoration work. Most jobs are completed without a stage of the property being unavailable to the household.

We are fully insured (£2M public liability, £10M employers, Hiscox) and provide the certification, RAMS and DBS information that estate managers and security-vetted households commonly require. Discreet local client references available on request, by introduction only.