Prestige Tile & Stone Cleaning
Serving San Diego County
Residential & Commercial
Mon–Fri 8am–5pm · Sat 10am–2pm
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Fireplace Restoration
Cleaning and restoration for stone fireplaces and surrounds, including marble, cantera, flagstone and slate, tailored after an inspection of your fireplace.
Quick answer
A stone fireplace is inspected first to identify its stone and its problems. Soot, grease and other stubborn contaminants are cleaned from every crevice with products suited to the stone, damage such as chips and cracks is repaired, and marble surrounds can be honed, polished and buffed with the same techniques used on marble floors. The aim is to restore the fireplace while preserving the integrity of the stone.
Why it matters
Fireplaces are built from many stones: marble surrounds, softer decorative stones such as cantera, and flagstone and slate. Each has its own characteristics, so we choose techniques and eco-friendly products that clean and restore the fireplace without harming the stone.
You receive a clear estimate up front with no hidden charges, and we keep you informed throughout the work.
By material
Our process
01
We inspect the stone, how it was installed and the wear it has taken, then explain the right solution and any alternatives.
02
A detailed estimate up front, with no hidden charges and any limits on the final appearance explained.
03
Surrounding surfaces and furnishings are protected, and we keep you informed as the work progresses.
04
We review the result with you and advise on the care your stone needs next.
Estimates
Every estimate is based on the surface itself, and you receive it in writing before any work is booked. These are the main factors that shape it.
Surround, hearth and full-height fireplaces.
Marble, cantera, flagstone or slate.
How much buildup is in the crevices.
Chips and cracks to fill.
Service Area
We clean and restore stone fireplaces for homes and businesses throughout San Diego County, from the coast to inland communities.
Common questions
Yes. Soot, grease and other stubborn contaminants are cleaned with methods suited to the stone.
Yes, with the same honing, polishing and buffing techniques used on marble floors.
Yes. Chips and cracks are repaired with color-matched epoxy.
Get Started
Tell us what needs cleaning and we'll help you work out the right next step, with no pressure either way.
Free estimates
Surface-safe methods
Residential & commercial