Boston Stone Restoration

265 Franklin St Suite 1702
Boston, MA 02110
71 Elm Street #9
Foxborough, MA 02035
100 Independence Drive
Suite 7 #409
Hyannis, MA 02601
781-793-0700
info@bostonstonerestoration.com
bostonstonerestoration.com
Company Profile: 

Boston Stone Restoration, owned by Melissa and Paul Bunis, is an industry leader in the restoration of granite, marble and natural stone and tile. Since 2006, Boston Stone Restoration has returned the beauty and luster to marble flooring, countertops, bars, baths, foyers and more, working with homeowners, architects, general contractors and hotel managers, among others, to polish, repair, seal, clean and renovate natural stone and solid surfaces.

Paul Bunis trained under renowned Italian stone expert Maurizio Bertoli, and he finds no project too vexing. The stone care technicians are dedicated to customer service, and revel in finding solutions that will perfect every surface—cleaning and repairing chips and damages—before polishing the stone and applying the final finish. Boston Stone Restoration is committed to ongoing education and training, and the practices of their technicians often reflect new developments within the industry. Their patented protective coating—MORE AntiEtch coating—is a game changer for marble and other stone that is prone to damage, as it is guaranteed not to stain or etch for 10 years.

 

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2024 PRISM Award Winners
The PRISM Awards recognize the finest projects and outstanding achievements of builders, remodelers, developers, project owners, architects, land planners, marketing/advertising firms, interior designers, and other professionals in the home building industry. Over 400 guests gathered for the 2024 PRISM Awards Gala at the Boston Museum of Science to honor the best of the best in the industry. The...
Choosing Natural Stone Surfaces
"Homeowners can choose almost any natural stone surface for kitchens, floors, and baths, thanks to modern technology and stone protection advancements," says co-owner of Boston Stone Restoration Melissa Bunis. But are choices like marble, limestone, onyx, and travertine practical for modern homes? Absolutely. According to Bunis, contrary to popular belief, natural stones offer surprising...
Women in Stone
The Women in Stone
For years, BDG has showcased some of the best stone distributors, fabricators, showrooms, and restorative services companies in Boston and beyond. Their success stems from a rich family history and/or dedication to their trade. However, the contemporary women in stone – those who are largely responsible for carrying a torch of excellence and fanning its flame - deserve our attention. It is why...
prism awards 2023
2023 PRISM Award Winners
(Photography: Charlene Graham) Over 400 guests gathered for the Annual PRISM Awards gala at the Boston Museum of Science to honor the best of the best in the local residential building industry. The Builders and Remodelers Association of Greater Boston (BRAGB) received 340 PRISM entries in six categories, which were celebrated on October 19 in the museum’s multi-leveled Blue Wing with a reception...
modern white kitchen with 2 big stone islands in the center
Counter Culture
Boston Stone Restoration’s process for protection. Boston Stone Restoration offers More AntiEtch sealer for natural soft stones to create a protective barrier against etching and staining without altering the stone’s finish. The durable, micro-thin layer is applied as a liquid and is cured with a UV light before being polished. With a 10-year warranty, this process can be applied on marble,...
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It is good to have lifelong friends. And even better when one of your closest has not only your best interests at heart, but an ear to the ground. That’s how a family from Ohio, who had vacationed in Nantucket every summer since 2002, came to live their longtime dream of owning a home there. When Robert Deuberry, a builder with his own Nantucket home, caught wind that an 1800s sea captain’s house...