by Staff | Jul 20, 2019 | Chip Repair, Coatings, Marble, More Anti-Etch, Restoration
Did you know our team at Boston Stone Restoration goes wherever necessary to service boats and yachts, from Maine to Rhode Island and everywhere in between? Did you know that Boston Stone Restoration even services yachts? Because we sure do! This past winter we...
by Staff | May 30, 2019 | Community, Facilities, Historic, Limestone, Marble, Restoration
Have you ever been inside the Pastore Federal Building in Providence, RI? Completed in May of 1940, this historic building houses a post office in addition to being a courthouse.Two months ago, Boston Stone Restoration was contacted by a contractor working on the...
by Staff | May 24, 2019 | Marble, Uncategorized
Have you ever been to Earl’s Restaurant? Located at the Prudential Center in Downtown Boston, this high end, locally loved eatery is centered around dishes that make people want to come back for more. With lots of people comes lots of traffic, and lots of traffic...
by Staff | Apr 19, 2019 | Coatings, Kitchen, Marble, More Anti-Etch, Residential
With Easter and Passover upon us, many of us will experience long standing fun, family and religious traditions from Easter Egg Hunts to Seder meals. Colored Easter eggs are fun to make but if you aren’t careful you can damage your marble countertops from the...
by Staff | Apr 12, 2019 | Carrara, For fun, Marble
Before A Song of Ice and Fire brought us Game of Thrones, stone care professionals all over the world were playing the game of stones. While stones have been used in physical games for centuries from marble chess pieces to mancala, the stone game has gone through many...
by Staff | Feb 7, 2019 | Facilities, Hospitality, Hotel, Marble, Renovation, Restoration
When most people think about Cape Cod, they think summer, sunshine, and beaches. Here at Boston Stone Restoration, the off season is our favorite time to visit the Cape. Not only is the lack of traffic and crowds appealing, but our favorite resort, The Wequasset, uses...
