Granite is one of the hardest natural stones used in homes, but it's still porous. Without proper sealing and care, it can absorb liquids, develop stains, and lose its polished finish.
A quality penetrating sealer is your granite's first line of defense. We recommend resealing countertops every 1–2 years, or sooner if water no longer beads up on the surface.
Use only pH-neutral, stone-safe cleaners. Avoid:
A simple mix of warm water and mild dish soap works well for daily cleaning.
Acidic substances like wine, coffee, citrus juices, and tomato sauce can etch the surface if left too long. Blot spills — don't wipe, which can spread the liquid.
Never cut directly on granite — it can dull your knives and scratch the sealer. Always use hot pads or trivets under hot pots and pans.
Even well-maintained granite can develop scratches, chips, or dull spots over time. Professional restoration includes:
If you notice deep scratches, chips, persistent stains, or a dull finish that cleaning won't fix, it's time for professional restoration. Stone Pros serves all of South Florida — contact us for a free estimate.
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