Removing Urine Stains and Odors from Stone Surfaces Frederick M. Hueston, Stoneforensics.com Your new puppy made a mess on your new marble floor. The granite floor in front of the urinals in the
Limestone Use in Wet Areas By Frederick M. Hueston Over the past 30 years I have inspected hundreds if not thousands of shower installation that have use limestone. The amount of deterioration I
Can Soft Water Damage my Stone Surfaces By Frederick M. Hueston Do you have a water softener or thinking about installing one? If you have any stone surface, especially marble or limestone you
Mold & Marble- whats it all about by Frederick M. Hueston, stoneforensics.com Mold Oh My! I can’t tell you how many calls I have received over the years with homeowners worried about mold.
Walk Off and Entrance Mats for your Stone Floors By Frederick M. Hueston, stoneforensics.com Marble and other stone flooring have long been prized as a symbol of elegance and wealth. However, the
Stone and Tile Floor Damaged from Floods? Replace or Repair By Frederick M. Hueston Hotels, Casinos and homeowners who have suffered water damage to their stone and tile floors can have difficulty determining
Anti Etch Treatments By Frederick M. Hueston, stoneforensics.com Utilizing anti-etch treatments is a rising area of the stone restoration market. Today's homes and businesses uses a growing number of marble countertops in addition
Rectified vs Non-Rectified Tiles By Frederick M. Hueston, stoneforensics.com Tiles are a key part of any building or remodeling job. They are used both to make things work and to look nice. One
The Importance of a Slip Free Surface By Frederick M. Hueston, stoneforensics.com A slip-resistant surface is an essential safety feature for any flooring or surface that is frequently walked on. It
How to strip an epoxy and urethane coatings off ceramic/porcelain tile floor By Frederick M Hueston, Stoneforensics.com Epoxy and urethane floor finishes are occasionally used on ceramic or porcelain floor tile. Unfortunately,
