Best granite restoration pros near Stanton, CA

"Martin and his team were a joy to work with on our new kitchen counters. Martin walked us through choosing our stone and explained the fabrication process and within days we are now sitting at our new counters enjoying our morning coffee. Check out the attached pictures. Great overall experience 10 stars! Thanks again Martin and Jose!!"

"Roberto was amazing to work with he did my backsplash and matched my Spanish Tile. I definitely want to hire him for my next two projects redoing my master bathroom and my guest bathroom."

"Very professional and answered all my questions right away. He was very nice and got the job done efficiently, no issues at all and really surprised me when everything was done, absolutely beautiful."

"The whole procedure was too simplified than I was expecting.
Basically, he seems to clean one section and not the other.
Simply got some type of wax and buffed the granite...that's it.
I am not sure if the service was worth the cost.
I have doubts in my mine
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"I found John V. to communicate every step of the project, with any time frame changes, or additional costs, all the while thru process. The sub-contractors very punctual and efficient, always left the area cleaned up. I had 2 bathrooms remodeled, upstairs and downstairs. I would recommend and use Tilebaths again."

"Bryan and his team were wonderful and so professional. The bathroom looks beautiful and has been a godsend for someone who recently had an amputation and was unable to safely use a regular shower. I would recommend them 100 percent!"

"Enner was an unexpected pleasure to work with. They were prompt and very responsive. My atrium came out even better than I had hoped for. He listened to our concerns and resolved everything in the most professional manner. I would easily hire them again."

"I called Paul in the middle of October to get a ballpark estimate of the cost to reglaze our 1964 bathtub with shower and tile surround. He returned my call the next day and asked a series of questions (Were there glass doors with a frame? What condition was the tub in? What was the condition of the tile? etc.). We had no glass doors or frames and overall the condition of the tile and bathtub were fine (no cracks or chips), but the grout was beginning to get moldy.  He gave me an estimate of $550.
A week later, I called to ask him to perform the work. Initially, he was going to come out to give me a firm estimate. However, after calling several places, I was pretty sure that I wanted him to do the work. He was very pleasant on the phone. Plus, he explained the process: he cleans the area to be sprayed, hooks up a vent that takes most of the odor directly outside, and sprays the designated area. The whole process takes about 6 hours. Then I need to let it dry for three days. 
He arrived on time on October 31 and did exactly what he said he was going to do. When he finished, there was an odor (like a nail polish salon) upstairs where the bathroom is. He said that it would be gone that night. To my surprise, it actually did disappear by nightfall. We kept the bathroom closed for three days, so the odor lingered in there. Once we opened it up, the smell disappeared within a few hours. 
The tub and tile look great. He recommended using a little dish soap with water to clean and maintain the new surface.  Thanks, Paul!


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"My experience with them was good - Barbara was a very friendly customer service agent, and I was actually going to use another company before I talked to her. She swayed me to BNS.
The installation went well - they showed up on time, and my granite looks AMAZING! Truly. My kitchen was oddly-shaped, and they made everything look great even with the oddball measurements.
The only reason I gave them a "B" for quality is because once they left, I did notice some of my plumbing parts were broken, some sealer gunk was stuck in my carpet, and they took my old sink with parts attached that I had to re-purchase. When contacted the company, they were very responsive, and even wrote me a check for the parts I had to buy. I did appreciate that.
Overall, I thought they were a good company, and I would use them again."

"Mark Fry is a craftsman.   He fill with epoxy all joints and cracked woods.   He stripped paint to bare wood and sanded, cut-to-fit new birch panels between the stretchers.   When finished,  he sealed the bench with teak finish.    It is beautifully restored,  ready for another 100 years of use.
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