More and more homes are being built with marble countertops, flooring, and accents. While marble is a beautiful material that can add value to your home, it is also a delicate material that requires special care.

Here are some tips on how to protect:

• Items in containers should not be placed on marble surfaces that could damage them. Spills or leaks from these items could cause extensive damage before they are noticed. Products that can cause damage include harsh cleaning agents, oils, beauty products, and other items.
  
  

• Protect marble flooring by placing furniture pads and rugs. Don't push furniture across the floor; always lift it.
  
  

• Hot pans should never be placed on marble countertops.
  
  

• Avoid cutting on marble counters.

Here are some tips on how to maintain: 

• Marble should be cleaned with a soft cloth or sponge and mild dish soap.

• After cleaning, marble should be rinsed with clean water and dried.

• Marble can also be cleaned with a commercially available stone cleaner.

• To remove stains, marble can be scrubbed with a paste made of equal parts flour and water.

• Never place acidic foods or cleaners on marble, as they will etch the surface.

Here are some tips on how to repair: 

• Marble that have been etched or scratched can be polished with a marble polishing powder.

• More serious damage, such as cracks, chips, and holes, will require the help of a professional.

Cracks:

• Clean the crack with a damp cloth.

• Apply marble adhesive to the crack.

• Press marble filler into the crack.

Chips:

• Clean the area around the chip with a damp cloth.

• Apply marble adhesive to the chip.

• Press the marble filler into the chip.

Holes:

• Clean the area around the hole with a damp cloth.

• Apply marble adhesive to the hole.

• Press the marble filler into the hole.

• Allow the repair to dry for 24 hours before using the marble surface.

Marble is a beautiful but delicate material that requires special care. by following these tips, you can keep your marble looking like new for years to come. If you have any questions about marble repair or maintenance, please contact a professional.